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Fracking the Suburbs: An Explosive Combination?

As oil and gas get harder to find, the industry is drilling in suburbia - and the neighbors aren't pleased.
Who's Your Highest-Paid State Employee?

The highest paid state employee in four out of five states is … a sports coach.

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Lambert Strether

Lambert Strether is a contributing author at Naked Capitalism and blogs at Corrente.

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Truthout

Fracking the Suburbs: An Explosive Combination?

Who's Your Highest-Paid State Employee?

Lambert Strether

Other articles by this author

Election Countdown 2012: Elizabeth Warren Still Ahead of Scott Brown in Poll of Likely Voters, and More

Election Countdown 2012: Company Executives in New York Are Finding Their Way Around Limits on Campaign Contributions for Mayoral Candidates, and More

Election Countdown 2012: #Occupy Arrests From October 2011 Ruled Unconstitutional, and More

Election Countdown 2012: Selma City Council Votes to Stop Monument to KKK Leader, and More

Election Countdown 2012: Eight Tree-Sitters Block Keystone XL Pipeline in Texas, and More

Election Countdown 2012: Occupy Demands an Expansion of the Commons, and More

Election Countdown 2012: Anti-Occupy Wall Street Rally Claims Power is Not on Wall Street, but in DC, and More

Election Countdown 2012: Privatization in Chicago Schools Still Threatens Teachers, and More

Election Countdown 2012: Chicago Teachers Go Back to the Classroom, and More

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