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Learn how to work with our mapping interface, as well as other handy tips and features.
Our free app allows you to view drilling activity near you on a map, post photos, or submit reports if you see something amiss.
FracTracker started as a project of the University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Healthy Environments and Communities. FracTracker.org has grown from a website at Pitt in 2010 into a free-standing non-profit known as FracTracker Alliance in 2012.
From data collection to mapping, there are various ways that you can get involved in FracTracker’s efforts or the energy analysis community at-large.
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