- Land Application of Hydrofracturing Fluids Damages a Deciduous Forest Stand in West Virginia
Land Application of Hydrofracturing Fluids Damages a Deciduous Forest Stand in West Virginia by Mary Beth Adams, Journal of Environmental Quality
- Shell shock: Energy giant censured for ‘fracking’ ads
Shell shock: Energy giant censured for ‘fracking’ ads Mail & Guardian online, South Africa, July 6 2011
- Political parties switch stances on exploration for shale gas in province
Political parties switch stances on exploration for shale gas in province by Geoff Bird, Telegraph Journal, July 5, 2011
- Is the Natural Gas Industry Fracking Itself?
Is the Natural Gas Industry Fracking Itself? by Mitchell J. Rabin, Huffington Post, July 5, 2011
- Property, mineral rights in conflict
Property, mineral rights in conflict by Ry Rivard, July 5, 2011, Daily Mail Capitol Reporter
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – In a case that may give West Virginia landowners a stronger bargaining chip in dealings with natural gas companies, a Marion County man is suing two of the state’s largest gas producers to pay up or get off ...
- Natural gas industry spent $3.5M on lobbying in 2010
Natural gas industry spent $3.5M on lobbying in 2010 by Robert Swift, The Times Tribune, July 3, 2011
- Trucking depot burns near Blackfalds
Trucking depot burns near Blackfalds by Conal Pierse, July 2, 2011, Edmonton Journal
His eight-year-old daughter was playing at a school playground near the Formula Powell site when the fire started.
- Tioga County family struggles with methane in its well water
Tioga County family struggles with methane in its well water by Cheryl R. Clarke, Williamsport Sun-Gazette, July 2, 2011
- France Vote Outlaws ‘Fracking’ Shale for Natural Gas, Oil Extraction
France Vote Outlaws ‘Fracking’ Shale for Natural Gas, Oil Extraction by Tara Patel, Bloomberg, July 1, 2011
- How Does Fracking Impact Property Rights?
How Does Fracking Impact Property Rights? Progressive Radio Network, July 1, 2011
- Quebec ban leaves shale gas drillers staggering
Quebec ban leaves shale gas drillers staggering by Nicolas Van Praet, Postmedia News, July 1, 2011.
Quebec has now decided it will not approve shale gas development until it’s proven safe by independent study.
- Exxon Mobil Must Pay $1.5 Billion For Gas Station Leak
Exxon Mobil Must Pay $1.5 Billion For Gas Station Leak HuffingtonPost, July 1, 2011.
Jurors awarded more than $1 billion in punitive damages on Thursday, after earlier awarding $495 million in compensatory damages.
- France Becomes First Country to Ban Extraction of Natural Gas by Fracking
France Becomes First Country to Ban Extraction of Natural Gas by Fracking by Davide Castelvecchi Scientific American blog, June 30, 2011
Hydraulic fracturing will be illegal and parliament would have to vote for a new law to allow research using the technique, she said. Energy companies that plan to use fracking to produce oil and gas in France ...
- Precautionary principle should be applied to shale gas
Precautionary principle should be applied to shale gas GLOBE-Net June 30, 2011
- Oil and Gas Drilling Surges Despite Increased Oversight
Oil and Gas Drilling Surges Despite Increased Oversight by Nicholas Kusnetz, ProPublica, June 30, 2011
- Lawyer: Be ready for hazards
Lawyer: Be ready for hazards by Tracy Eddy, The Associated Press, June 30, 2011
- New Jersey Senate Passes Fracking Ban
New Jersey Senate Passes Fracking Ban by Carol Linnitt, desmogblog, June 29, 2011.
Sen. Robert Gordon (D-Bergen), one of the bill’s primary sponsors, said hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, “represents the greatest threat to New Jersey’s water supply than anything else we face today.”
- Hydrofracking Under Fire: Federal and State Lawmakers Turn Up Heat on Natural Gas Industry and NY Attorney General Issues Subpoenas to Five Companies
Hydrofracking Under Fire: Federal and State Lawmakers Turn Up Heat on Natural Gas Industry and NY Attorney General Issues Subpoenas to Five Companies by Gregory Hoffnagle, Federal Investigation, June 29, 2011
- How safe is Canada’s drinking water? It’s tough to know
How safe is Canada’s drinking water? It’s tough to know by André Picard, Globe and Mail, June 29, 2011
- Fracking gives Texas another oil boom, but at huge water cost
Fracking gives Texas another oil boom, but at huge water cost by Kiah Collier, Standard Times, Scripps Howard News Service, June 29, 2011
- FOIA Lawsuit Seeks Release of U.S. Department of Energy’s ‘Water-Energy Roadmap’
FOIA Lawsuit Seeks Release of U.S. Department of Energy’s ‘Water-Energy Roadmap’ by Brett Walton, June 28, 2011, Circle of Blue
Water Meets Energy. … A lawsuit filed this week in Federal District Court in Massachusetts accuses the U.S. Department of Energy of withholding a crucial study on how to solve the national confrontation between water supply ...
- Garfield County commissioners choose industry over people
Garfield County commissioners choose industry over people by Bill Grant, Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, June 28, 2011
- Six hydrofracking firms hit with New York State subpoenas
Six hydrofracking firms hit with New York State subpoenas by Kenneth Lovett, June 28, 2011, New York Daily News
ALBANY – Six companies that are involved in a controversial natural gas drilling technique and are eying a move into New York have been slapped with subpoenas, the Daily News has learned. Sources said Attorney General Eric ...
- Dick Cheney’s big fracking mess. How not to protect our drinking water: Prohibit the EPA from regulating new mining technologies
Dick Cheney’s big fracking mess. How not to protect our drinking water: Prohibit the EPA from regulating new mining technologies by Andrew Leonard Salon, June 27, 2011
- Hydrofracked: One man’s quest for answers about natural gas drilling
Hydrofracked: One man’s quest for answers about natural gas drilling by Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublicaCover Story High Country News, June 27, 2011
- A Lonely Crusade
A Lonely Crusade by Ray Ring, High Country News, June 27, 2011
- Some federal experts doubt potential of natural gas, shale
Some federal experts doubt potential of natural gas, shale by Ian Urbina The New York Times, June 27, 2011.
“I am becoming sick and tired about lying,” said Walter van de Vijver, senior executive at Royal Dutch/Shell
- S.E.C. Shift Leads to Worries of Overestimation of Reserves
S.E.C. Shift Leads to Worries of Overestimation of Reserves by Ian Urbina, The New York Times, June 27, 2011
- Company sues W.Va town over drilling ban
Company sues W.Va town over drilling ban The Associated Press, June 27, 2011
- Between The Rocks
Between The Rocks by Andrew Maykuth, Inquirer, June 26, 2011.
Amid all the fuss over the water and chemicals consumed in hydraulic fracturing, few people pay attention to the other ingredient used in fracking a gas well: sand.
- Resolution drafted
Resolution drafted by The Eagle, June 26, 2011
By November, Rocky View County wants to have a resolution drafted on oil and gas development to present to the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties (AAMDC) convention in Edmonton. On July 19, the county discussed how it would like oil companies to increase their notification area when drilling ...
- Hydraulic fracturing would destroy Nova Scotia
Hydraulic fracturing would destroy Nova Scotia by Bill Power, The Chronicle Herald, June 26, 2011
Jessica Ernst, a 54-year-old oil patch consultant, alleges that EnCana broke multiple provincial laws and regulations and contaminated a shallow aquifer with natural gas and toxic industry-related chemicals.(Jeff McIntosh / CP)
One of Canada’s better-known opponents of hydraulic fracturing said Saturday that the drilling ...
- Insiders Sound an Alarm Amid a Natural Gas Rush
Insiders Sound an Alarm Amid a Natural Gas Rush by Ian Urbina New York Times, June 25, 2011
- Drilling chemical disclosures: a fractured strategy
Drilling chemical disclosures: a fractured strategy by Loren Steffy Houston Chronicle, June 25, 2011
- Fracking Pollution: Wells Found Contaminated Near Bradford County, Pennsylvania Natural Gas Blowout
Fracking Pollution: Wells Found Contaminated Near Bradford County, Pennsylvania Natural Gas Blowout Huffingtonpost.com, June 24, 2011
Federal environmental officials say that testing has revealed contamination in three private water wells following an April blowout at a Pennsylvania natural gas drilling site. Environmental Protection Agency spokesman Roy Seneca said Friday that EPA took water samples from seven private ...
- Frackers becoming new revenue stream for waste water companies, States beginning to toughen up on shale driller operations
Frackers becoming new revenue stream for waste water companies, States beginning to toughen up on shale driller operations by Swetha Gopinath, Reuters, June 24, 2011
Texas, which sits above the Barnett Shale, last week became the first state to require drillers to say what chemicals they use in hydraulic fracturing. Increasing pressure for U.S. shale gas drillers to clean ...
- Dene Tha’ First Nation suing BC government over shale gas
Dene Tha’ First Nation suing BC government over shale gas Press release by Dene Tha’ First Nation, June 22, 2011
- Morgantown Bans Fracking
Morgantown Bans Fracking WAJR-AM, June 22, 2011
- Bill to reveal what chemicals used in “fracking” process
Bill to reveal what chemicals used in “fracking” process Los Angeles Times/Greenspace, June 22, 2011
- Maliseet chief calls for hydro-fracking ban
Maliseet chief calls for hydro-fracking ban CBC News, June 21, 2011
- ERCB on hot seat at synergy group’s open house
ERCB on hot seat at synergy group’s open house by John Gleeson, Mountain View Gazette, June 21, 2011
A cancelled speaker and some unanswered questions put the Energy Resources Conservation Board on the hot seat at a synergy group open house last week.
“This is a bad day for the ERCB,” Darin Barter, an ERCB communications officer, frankly told ...
- Colouring book teaches kids the magic of hydraulic fracturing
Colouring book teaches kids the magic of hydraulic fracturing
by Carrie Tait, The Globe and Mail Report on Business: Canadian, June 21, 2011
- Fines for Garden Gulch drilling spills finally to be imposed after more than three years
Fines for Garden Gulch drilling spills finally to be imposed after more than three years by David O. Williams, Colorado Independent, June 21, 2011
- Groups to ask federal auditor for transparency on shale gas, in-situ oilsands
Groups to ask federal auditor for transparency on shale gas, in-situ oilsands by Andy Blatchford, The Canadian Press, June 20, 2011
- ‘Fracking’ Disclosure to Rise: Gas Drillers Begin Supporting Laws Requiring Them to List Chemicals They Use
‘Fracking’ Disclosure to Rise: Gas Drillers Begin Supporting Laws Requiring Them to List Chemicals They Use by Ben Casselman, The Wall Street Journal, June 20, 2011
- Color me fracked: Energy industry produces coloring book to make case for gas drilling to kids
Color me fracked: Energy industry produces coloring book to make case for gas drilling to kids by Erich Schwartzel, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, June 19, 2011
- Ottawa maintains right to intervene in shale-gas industry. Harper government studying long-term effects of controversial ‘fracking’ technique, environment minister says
Ottawa maintains right to intervene in shale-gas industry. Harper government studying long-term effects of controversial ‘fracking’ technique, environment minister says Reuters, with files from the Vancouver Sun, June 17, 2011
Ottawa oversees the use of toxic substances and can step in to regulate their use if needed. “The principle responsibility rests with the provinces and the territories, but ...
- State eyes new instance of methane near drilling; The flammable, explosive gas was found in several Lycoming County water wells
State eyes new instance of methane near drilling; The flammable, explosive gas was found in several Lycoming County water wells The Associated Press, June 17, 2011
- Feds keeping an eye on controversial ‘fracking’ procedure
Feds keeping an eye on controversial ‘fracking’ procedure by Mike De Souza, Postmedia News, June 16, 2011
- Ottawa maintains right to intervene in shale
Ottawa maintains right to intervene in shale by Mike De Souza, Postmedia News, June 16, 2011
The federal government is paying attention to shale gas exploration in Canada and is prepared to intervene against any toxic threats, Environment Minister Peter Kent said Thursday. … “Indeed, the federal government has an interest and can involve itself when a threat ...
- Exxon Unconventional Chief: We Need To and Will Be Better
Exxon Unconventional Chief: We Need To and Will Be Better Natural Gas for Europe, June 16, 2011
- 60 Minutes Australia – Fracking – The Coal Seam Gas Land Grab
60 Minutes Australia – Fracking – The Coal Seam Gas Land Grab
- WATCH: Dangers of Natural Gas Extraction
WATCH: Dangers of Natural Gas Extraction Alberta Prime Time interview with Jessica Ernst followed by a panel discussion, June 15, 2011
- MSNBC’s (GE’s) Dylan Ratigan Show “Firewater?” Series: Natural Gas Industry-Media Complex Exposed
MSNBC’s (GE’s) Dylan Ratigan Show “Firewater?” Series: Natural Gas Industry-Media Complex Exposed by Steve Horn, PRWatch, June 14, 2011
- Fracking the shale: In addition to poisoning our water, homes, and bodies, fracking is eroding the quality of rural life
Fracking the shale: In addition to poisoning our water, homes, and bodies, fracking is eroding the quality of rural life by Wenonah Hauter, Straightgoods, June 14, 2011
- In solidarity with the heartland
In solidarity with the heartland by Geraldine Bennett, March 13, 2011, moneyweb
“It is a well-documented fact that companies do not disclose all the chemical constituents used in the fracking process and according to Andre Els, a Port Elizabeth drilling consultant who has worked in Iran, the North Sea and Germany, this information is withheld on ...
- Alberta woman sues oil industry
Alberta woman sues oil industry by Petro-online.com, June 13, 2011
“The connection between water wells and natural gas development in Rosebud has been studied extensively, including a detailed study by the Alberta Research Council,” says Alan Boras, EnCana’s vice-president of media relations. He claims that the investigation proves there is “no relation” between fracking and contaminated water, adding ...
- WATCH: Alberta woman files lawsuit over flaming water
WATCH: Alberta woman files lawsuit over flaming water by The Canadian Press in the Globe and Mail, June 12, 2011
There’s something off about the well water on one Alberta woman’s property. When Jessica Ernst drops a lit match into it, there’s a loud poof and a flash of a blue flame – her well is contaminated with methane gas.
- A step in the right direction Imperial Oil donates $1 Million to Mount Royal University
A step in the right direction Imperial Oil donates $1 Million to Mount Royal University by Brendan Greenslade, June 11, 2011, Mount Royal University
June 11 marked a monumental day for Mount Royal University and the Iniskim Centre as the official launch of the Aboriginal Science and Technology Program (ASTEP). The launch of the program coincides ...
- Musings: Frac Attack: Burning Water And Earthquakes
Musings: Frac Attack: Burning Water And Earthquakes by G. Allen Brooks, Managing Director Parks Paton Hoepfl & Brown Energy Investment Banking LP, Rigzone, June 10, 2011
With respect to hydraulic fracturing, the ERCB acknowledged that at shallow depths the risk of contamination must be managed because hydraulic fracturing operations are being conducted nearer the base of the groundwater ...
- Ark. couple files suit, blaming recent rash of earthquakes on companies’ injection wells
Ark. couple files suit, blaming recent rash of earthquakes on companies’ injection wells by Jeannie Nuss, June 9, 2011, Associated Press
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A couple in an earthquake-ravaged pocket of central Arkansas is blaming recent seismic activity on companies that inject wastewater into the ground near their home. An attorney for Sam and April Lane ...
- Family doesn’t pursue lawsuit in cancer death blamed on fracking chemicals
Family doesn’t pursue lawsuit in cancer death blamed on fracking chemicals by Dennis Webb, Grand Junction Sentinel, June 6, 2011
The legal case of a Rifle man who died of cancer he believed came from working with hydraulic-fracturing chemicals has been dismissed after his family failed to pursue it.
- In gas drilling, ‘fracking’ may not be the only threat to well water
In gas drilling, ‘fracking’ may not be the only threat to well water by Susan Phillips, Newsworks, June 6, 2011
- Critics Find Gaps in State Laws to Disclose Hydrofracking Chemicals
Critics Find Gaps in State Laws to Disclose Hydrofracking Chemicals by Nicholas Kusnetz ProPublica, June 20, 2011
- Bringing Fracking to the Surface; More Scrutiny Needed on Natural Gas Development
Bringing Fracking to the Surface; More Scrutiny Needed on Natural Gas Development by Tom Kenworthy, American Progress, June 3, 2011
- Apache Corp Pulls Out Of New Brunswick Gas Fracking Project
Apache Corp Pulls Out Of New Brunswick Gas Fracking Project by T. J. Scolnick, desmogblog, June 2, 2011
- U.K. miner halts fracking due to earthquake concerns
U.K. miner halts fracking due to earthquake concerns The Associated Press, June 1, 2011
- Shale gas fracking may have sparked two quakes in U.K.
Shale gas fracking may have sparked two quakes in U.K. by Michael Babad in the Globe and Mail, June 01, 2011
- Protesters lobby outside coal seam gas conference
Protesters lobby outside coal seam gas conference by Maria Hatzakis ABC News Australia, June 1, 2011
- About Fracking Time for an Investigation; Independent MLAs call on premier to probe dangers of hydraulic fracturing in gas fields
About Fracking Time for an Investigation; Independent MLAs call on premier to probe dangers of hydraulic fracturing in gas fields by Ben Parfitt, TheTyee.ca, June 1, 2011
- US firms should reveal more on shale drilling-Chevron
US firms should reveal more on shale drilling-Chevron by Ayesha Rascoe, Reuters, June 1, 2011
Natural gas drillers are doing too little to inform the public about the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing.
- DIRECTORATE GENERAL FOR INTERNAL POLICIE POLICY DEPARTMENT A: ECONOMIC AND SCIENTIFIC POLICY Impacts of shale gas and shale oil extraction on the environment and on human health
DIRECTORATE GENERAL FOR INTERNAL POLICIE POLICY DEPARTMENT A: ECONOMIC AND SCIENTIFIC POLICY Impacts of shale gas and shale oil extraction on the environment and on human health European Parliament’s Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety, June 2011
The technology for shale gas development has characteristics which partly show unavoidable environmental impacts, partly have a high ...
- New technology, high decline rates have Canada’s service sector flying skyward
New technology, high decline rates have Canada’s service sector flying skyward by Oil and Gas Inquirer, June 2011
Extended-reach horizontal wells have become the status quo in accessing tight resources across the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin, attendees at PSAC’s mid-year forecast were told in April. “We’re forecasting that horizontal wells will account for 44 per cent ...
- Attorney General Schneiderman to Sue Federal Government Today for Failure to Study “Fracking”
Attorney General Schneiderman to Sue Federal Government Today for Failure to Study “Fracking” Office of the Attorney General, State of New York, May 31, 2011
- WATCH: BC MLA Bob Simpson presentation to British Columbia Legislature
WATCH: BC MLA Bob Simpson presentation to British Columbia Legislature Uploaded by Will Koop, May 31, 2011
- Thousands protest against coal seam gas drilling
Thousands protest against coal seam gas drilling ABC News Australia, Sun May 29, 2011
- Sandra Steingraber on the Health Crisis Surrounding Natural Gas Extraction
Sandra Steingraber on the Health Crisis Surrounding Natural Gas Extraction Democracy Now, May 27, 2011
- British Columbia lawmakers call for investigation of ‘fracking’
British Columbia lawmakers call for investigation of ‘fracking’ Climatewire, May 26, 2011
- Big US Oil Companies Face Growing Fracking Concern
Big US Oil Companies Face Growing Fracking Concern by Anna Driver and Braden Reddall, Reuters, May 25, 2011
- French Vote To Ban Fracking: The End Of The Story Or Just The Beginning?
French Vote To Ban Fracking: The End Of The Story Or Just The Beginning? by Tim Scolnick, desmogblog, May 25, 2011
- Northrup seeks meeting over fracking lawsuits
Northrup seeks meeting over fracking lawsuits CBC News, May 25, 2011
- Class actions shake BHP
Class actions shake BHP by Leonie Wood and Barry Fitzgerald, The Age, May 25, 2011.
- New energy technology leaves landowners worried
New energy technology leaves landowners worried NPR, May 25, 2011
- Woman files suit over smelly Marcellus wastewater
Woman files suit over smelly Marcellus wastewater by Don Hopey, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 25, 2011
- Water scarcity makes some types of energy less appealing
Water scarcity makes some types of energy less appealing by Jeff Thomas, Newwest.Net, May 25, 2011
- Chevron and Exxon Shareholders Send Strong Message Today About Need to Disclose Environmental and Financial Risks of ‘Fracking’
Chevron and Exxon Shareholders Send Strong Message Today About Need to Disclose Environmental and Financial Risks of ‘Fracking’ As You Sow, May 25, 2011
- Arkansas Fracking Lawsuits Claim Water Contamination
Arkansas Fracking Lawsuits Claim Water Contamination by Laurie Villanueva, May 25, 2011, news inferno
Two Arkansas couples have filed suit against Southwestern Energy claiming the company’s hydraulic fracturing (fracking) operations have contaminated drinking water sources. The lawsuits are seeking class action status on behalf of potentially hundreds of people living within 3 miles of a Southwestern Energy ...
- Southwestern Energy faces fracking lawsuit
Southwestern Energy faces fracking lawsuit CBC News, May 24, 2011
A U.S. company that is seeking to drill for natural gas in New Brunswick is facing a class-action lawsuit in Arkansas over its use of the controversial hydro-fracking procedure. Southwestern Energy has committed to invest $49 million into the province as a part of a three-year licence ...
- ‘Fracking’ Disclosure Is Urged
‘Fracking’ Disclosure Is Urged by Ben Casselman and Daniel Gilbert, The Wall Street Journal, May 24, 2011
- Former Bush EPA Official Confirms 2004 EPA Fracking Study Was Misused
Former Bush EPA Official Confirms 2004 EPA Fracking Study Was Misused Tim Scholnick, desmogblog, May 23, 2011
- Frack and Ruin: the rise of Hydraulic Fracturing; Inflammable tap water, cancer threats and earthquakes: probably coming soon, near you
Frack and Ruin: the rise of Hydraulic Fracturing; Inflammable tap water, cancer threats and earthquakes: probably coming soon, near you by Sebastian Doggart, UK Telegraph, May 22, 2011.
- With agreement in place for tainted water, residents wonder what is the fix?
With agreement in place for tainted water, residents wonder what is the fix? by Laura Legere, Times-Shamrock, May 22, 2011.
- Three big US gas producers face fracking disclosure resolutions
Three big US gas producers face fracking disclosure resolutions by Jim Magill, Platts, May 20, 2011
- Dimock residents tell cautionary tales on gas drilling
Dimock residents tell cautionary tales on gas drilling by Derrick Ek, May 19, 2011, Corning Leader
Several residents of Dimock, Pa., – where a bitter dispute over a cluster of drinking water problems blamed on gas drilling has made national headlines in recent years – told their stories to a crowd of approximately 200 people Thursday ...
- Planned protest targets fracking in SW Ontario
Planned protest targets fracking by Chip Martin, The London Free Press, May 18, 2011.
Fracking has not yet begun in Southwestern Ontario but it’s all the talk already.
As promoters of the new technology to exploit natural gas trapped in shale gather Thursday at a Sarnia hotel, environmentalists will protest the move.
“Sooner or later it’s going to occur and we ...
- Gas Drilling Companies Hold Data Needed by Researchers to Assess Risk to Water Quality
Gas Drilling Companies Hold Data Needed by Researchers to Assess Risk to Water Quality by Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica, May 18, 2011.
- Chesapeake Energy Issued Record Gas Drilling Fine For Water Contamination In Pennsylvania
Chesapeake Energy Issued Record Gas Drilling Fine For Water Contamination In Pennsylvania by Nicholas Kusnetz, Propublica, May 18, 2011.
- Fracking, methane and drinking water
Fracking, methane and drinking water by Dianne Saxe, Envirolaw, MAY 17, 2011.
The Ernst v. Encana fracking lawsuit gained strength this month with the publication of Rob Jackson’s peer-reviewed paper: Methane contamination of drinking water accompanying gas-well drilling and hydraulic fracturing.
- DEP cites persistent flaws in Cabot wells and keeps drilling on hold in parts of Dimock
DEP cites persistent flaws in Cabot wells and keeps drilling on hold in parts of Dimock by Laura Legere, Times-Shamrock, May 17, 2011
- Debunking the ‘Shale Gale’. Industry has ‘overblown’ the benefits of shale gas, according to a new report
Debunking the ‘Shale Gale’. Industry has ‘overblown’ the benefits of shale gas, according to a new report by Andrew Nikiforuk, TheTyee.ca, May 16, 2011.
Report by J. David Hughes takes on three major assumptions of the shale gas industry.