>>I never saw supply and demand added together before.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supply_and_demand
And what’s water going to cost after the ground water is all fracked up?
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Our liberal governor here in Colorado drank some fracking fluid at a press convergence so it was not that bad. Frackiong for natural gas has liberated millions of cubic feet of otherwise unaddressable gas dropping the price of natural gas which was a good thing, supply went up and price went down. There have been several water wells fracked around here and no one has complained once.