U S shale boom reshapes oil power and world ties
Midland Texas shows how a surge in oil and gas production boosts U S manufacturing and energy independence. Analysts credit fracking and shale technology for lower prices, stronger rigs, and global influence, while warns of long term risks and regional booms.
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