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To date, most studies focusing on the effects of high volume hydraulic fracturing on freshwater systems have been at the small watershed scale (i.e. <130 km2). Here we review the findings from the small watershed studies and present a case study of a larger watershed, the South Fork Little Red River (SFLRR) watershed (127–193 km2). Hydraulic fracturing within the SFLRR watershed resulted in no...
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