Guardian: There's no fracking in Rajasthan, but hydraulic fracturing (to give it is proper name) has drastically changed the landscape of one of the poorest places on earth.
India's biggest state is the world's number one producer of guar beans, a little known seed which is used to make ice cream and gives tomato ketchup its gloopiness, but which turns out to be integral to successful fracking.
Since fracking took off at the end of 2010 the price of guar, a bean of the Galactomannan family that can be......
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India: Beans mean high profits for guar farmers of Rajasthan
Posted by Washington Post: Juliet Eilperin on December 18th, 2012
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