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Innovation Conversation: The Future of Fracking

WXXI News | By Daniel Robison, WBFO
Published May 10, 2011 at 12:48 PM EDT
Host Daniel Robison poses a question to a panel of experts.
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Host Daniel Robison poses a question to a panel of experts.
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An audience member queries the panel. Most questions were critical of statements made during the program.
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An audience member queries the panel. Most questions were critical of statements made during the program.
Nick Gunner / WNED
More than 80 attended the public forum at WNED's studios in downtown Buffalo.
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More than 80 attended the public forum at WNED's studios in downtown Buffalo.
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"The Future of Fracking" is the fourth Innovation Conversation presented by the Innovation Trail.
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"The Future of Fracking" is the fourth Innovation Conversation presented by the Innovation Trail.
Nick Gunner / WNED

http://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wned/local-wned-967929.mp3

To frack or not to frack? Three panelists answer that question and debate the details of hydraulic fracturing in Innovation Conversation: The Future of Fracking, taped in front of a live studio audience at WNED in Buffalo.

Full audio is available above. For information on when this program is airing in your community, click here.

Featuring:

  • Martin Casstevens, director, Directed Energy
  • Sarah Eckel, legislative director, Citizens Campaign for the Environment
  • Michael Joy, oil and gas attorney, Biltekoff & Joy, LLP

Hosted by Daniel Robison, a reporter with the Innovation Trail, a CPB-funded reporting collaborative among five upstate public radio stations. The program runs 52 minutes. 
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