What evidence from the text does NOT support your answer to the previous question? (When asked about Fracking, Nadia Steinzor feels) A.
When burned, methane is cleaner than oil and coal. It also emits less carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, and sulfur dioxide, an important air pollutant.

B.
But that’s not the only concern. In recent months, other scientists have linked fracking to earthquakes.

C.
When the fluids flow into cracks within the rock, they can create a bit of wiggle room that frees one rock slab enough to let it slide past its neighbor.

D.
Bill Ellsworth and his colleagues at the U. S. Geological Survey reported in April at the Seismological Society of America meeting in San Diego that the Arkansas and Oklahoma quakes are “almost certainly” related to gas production.