Mining work under way at shale gas field in Texas

Mining work under way at shale gas field in Texas

EAGLE FORD, United States - Workers prepare to mine for shale gas and oil at the Eagle Ford Shale in Eagle Ford, Texas, on March 12, 2014, for export to Japan in the future.

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