We've written a bunch about fracking lately — less colloquially
called hydraulic fracturing for natural gas.
China, the world's top energy user, is believed to hold the world's largest reserves of shale gas, which is trapped in rocks and requires a technology
called hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, to unleash.
These new supplies are less readily accessible than conventional deposits, and extracting the gas requires a process
called hydraulic fracturing or «hydrofracking.»
But the research detected no trace of the chemicals injected into or removed from wells during the drilling process
called hydraulic fracturing or «fracking.»
Natural gas is extracted from shale plays by a process
called hydraulic fracturing, more commonly known as «fracking.»
Increased awareness about using a highly technical process
called hydraulic fracturing to recover natural gas trapped deep within the Marcellus shale has created questions about related human - health and environmental impacts.
Over the past several years, the United States and other countries have undergone an energy revolution as new drilling techniques and a process
called hydraulic fracturing have made it possible to recover vast amounts of natural gas.
The gas is extracted using a method
called hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, a technique that involves pumping millions of gallons of water laced with chemicals deep underground to blast open the shale and release the gas trapped inside.
Oil and gas companies developing fields in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and North Dakota rely on a process
called hydraulic fracturing, which produces natural gas by blasting water and chemicals into energy - rich rock formations deep underground.
On a hot and breezy August morning, more than 1,000 protesters gathered in Albany calling on Governor Andrew Cuomo to ban the drilling practice
called hydraulic fracturing in New York State.
Shortly after the climate moves came into effect, a drilling technique
called hydraulic fracturing unearthed new deposits of natural gas in British Columbia.
The water is injected under high pressure into a wellbore to fracture deep rock formations in order to release the flow of natural gas and petroleum in a process
call hydraulic fracturing.
Not exact matches
On Friday November 21st Glass Lewis hosted a Proxy Talk conference
call with CERES and Walden Asset Management to discuss the risks from stranded carbon assets, greenhouse gas emissions and
hydraulic fracturing as well as trends in -LSB-...]
VICTORIA — B.C.'s New Democrats are
calling for new and stronger actions from the B.C. Liberals to ensure long - term sustainability and environmental quality, greater public accountability, and best practices in the natural gas industry as the practice of
hydraulic fracturing...
She said she was most proud of fighting for the so -
called Safe Act, a gun - control law that New York enacted after the school massacre in Newtown, Conn., and against
hydraulic fracturing for natural gas, a process known as fracking.
Hudson Valley United Against Fracking is the latest effort to oppose
hydraulic fracturing in New York State, while
calling for more in the way of renewable energy.
«Now that the EPA has confirmed what top scientists have said all along, that fracking is safe and has no widespread impact on drinking water, we are
calling on Commissioner Martens and the state Department of Environmental Conservation to rescind the temporary ban on high - volume
hydraulic fracturing in New York State.»
Rep. - elect John Katko said the report which led officials in Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration to
call for a ban on high - volume
hydraulic fracturing was «riddled with speculation and not facts» and fails to address whether hydrofracking is safe.
ALBANY, NY (01/10/2013)(readMedia)-- New York Water Rangers partners joined with experts from across the state today at a New York State Assembly hearing on the Department of Environmental Conservation's (DEC) proposed High Volume
Hydraulic Fracturing («fracking») regulations and to
call on Governor Cuomo to protect New York from the harmful effects of fracking.
«As we read today's Quinnipiac poll, more upstate New Yorkers support
hydraulic fracturing; others will point to the overall numbers that are heavily skewed by New York City voters who enjoy the benefits of cheap natural gas but have bought into the fear tactics by so -
called activists,» said the trade group's executive director, Karen Moreau.
The panel's recommendations included public disclosure of chemicals during the
hydraulic fracturing process, which is widely
called «fracking.»
The panel stopped short of
calling for a sweeping federal rule, but recommended that «regulatory entities» immediately write rules to require full disclosure of
hydraulic fracturing chemicals on public and private lands.
Of particular concern were compounds
called adamantanes, a natural hydrocarbon found in gas that can be used to fingerprint its origin, and 2 - BE, listed as a common
fracturing fluid in the EPA's 2004 research report on
hydraulic fracturing.
In particular, concerns that the
hydraulic fracturing process (
called «fracking») used to capture natural gas could pose a threat to the environment and public health if chemicals used in the operation contaminate underground drinking water.
Tim Harper and Paul Martins improved the drilling technique,
called «
hydraulic fracturing technology».
Through our current campaign, Our Common Waters, and with exposure to increased oil and gas development near our homes and communities, we have grown concerned about
hydraulic fracturing (commonly
called «fracking») and its impact on water, air, soil, wildlife habitat, and human health.
The company
called Global which is engaged in
hydraulic fracturing, known commonly as fracking, has sent two sales agents to a rural area (filmed in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania) to convince the locals to agree to drilling on their land.
Kevin, fyi, Thirty - one of Australia's leading climate scientists and doctors have written an open letter to the Northern Territory Government
calling on it to not permit the opening up of new gas fields through
hydraulic fracturing.
12:27 p.m. Updated In the final session of an environmental - science communication course that I co-taught at Pace University this spring, Thad Cook, a graduate student, gave a thorough overview of the issues raised by extracting natural gas from shale using
hydraulic fracturing, the method now widely
called fracking.
A photograph of a cross section of rock that the photographer has interpreted as representing the drilling practice of
hydraulic fracturing, also
called fracking.
The FRAC Act
called for the removal of
hydraulic fracturing's exemption from the Safe Drinking Water Act, and would have implemented federal regulation of the industry.
In this fascinating blog, the Philadelphia - based artist Jennie Shanker is chronicling her efforts to create ceramics using clay from the Marcellus Shale region — best known as a big new source for natural gas through the much — debated method
called fracking, or
hydraulic fracturing (recently explored by Times columnist David Brooks).
But any quick sift of the Web provides a pretty solid sense of the range of views — from environmentalists pursuing an outright ban on
hydraulic fracturing and related processes, widely
called fracking, to landowners seeking the freedom to benefit from their mineral rights.
Hear different perspectives on the controversial natural gas extraction method
hydraulic fracturing, commonly
called «fracking.»
Last week, the same editors who support EPA's carbon dioxide rules and routinely
call for a carbon tax came out against New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's decision to ban
hydraulic fracturing in the Empire State, dubbing -LSB-...]
That's worth noting because critics often cite a now - discredited example of methane in water supplies from the 2010 film Gasland (the so -
called «flaming faucet «-RRB- that wrongly portrayed the methane as related to
hydraulic fracturing.
The dramatic increase in domestic oil and gas production since 2008 — the so -
called «shale revolution» — has been a boon to the US economy and the Obama administration... At the core of this evolution is
hydraulic fracturing.
While there is a temporary boom in natural gas thanks to
hydraulic fracturing or fracing, (now commonly
called fracking), gas is also replacing coal in power plants and may well replace gasoline in cars.
The firm Bracewell & Giuliani LLP created a free app
called ShalePlay that provides news and resources related to shale gas and
hydraulic fracturing.