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Sharing a wealth of information: how regulators can improve fracking disclosure practices

Both the information about fracking and the know-how about how best to employ it is available. Should they choose to do so, regulators can easily and cost-effectively adopt disclosure practices that will benefit Canadians and their communities.

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Sharing a wealth of information: how regulators can improve fracking disclosure practices

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Sharing a wealth of information: how regulators can improve fracking disclosure practices

Both the information about fracking and the know-how about how best to employ it is available. Should they choose to do so, regulators can easily and cost-effectively adopt disclosure practices that will benefit Canadians and their communities.

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