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Maryland Legislature Sends Fracking Ban to Governor

"Maryland lawmakers on Friday voted to send Gov. Larry Hogan a two-year ban on the natural gas extraction process known as fracking.

The action marks the first time the legislature voted for a moratorium on hydraulic fracturing and its most decisive statement yet on curbing the controversial practice.

It is unclear whether Hogan plans to sign the bill, which passed the House Friday 102-34 and cleared the Senate Tuesday 45-2. Both are veto-proof margins."

Erin Cox reports for the Baltimore Sun April 10, 2015.

Source: Baltimore Sun, 04/14/2015