Professor Ryan Kellogg Analyzes Inadequate Financing of Fracking Disaster Insurance

Harris Public Policy Professor Ryan Kellogg is featured in a recent Forbes article addressing the inadequate funds provided in fracking disaster insurance.

"Most states protect taxpayers from cleanup costs by requiring oil and gas producers to buy a surety bond that will pay in the event of a disaster. But those bond amounts, nearly everywhere in the U.S., are woefully inadequate to pay likely cleanup costs..."

Full coverage available at Forbes.