Maryland's fracking moratorium survived its last possible political challenge Friday.
Gov. Larry Hogan's 30-day window to veto the bill ended Friday night. The governor has already said he won't reject or approve the measure, which mandates a moratorium on the controversial process for oil-and-gas drilling until October 2017. This means the bill will automatically become law later this year because it passed in both the state Assembly and Senate with more than two-thirds of the vote.
Read more at Free of Fanfare, Maryland Adopts Fracking Moratorium
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