Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The wastewater produced by oil wells known as “frack water” isn’t just being discarded. Oil companies reuse it to extract more oil, and as the Tribune’s Carlos Nogueras Ramos reports, it may soon play a surprising role in Texans’ daily lives.
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The wastewater produced by oil wells known as “frack water” isn’t just being discarded. Oil companies reuse it to extract more oil, and as the Tribune’s Carlos Nogueras Ramos reports, it may soon play a surprising role in Texans’ daily lives.
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