Why Increasing Shale Gas Production Won’t Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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By Joachim Schleich The boom in hydraulic fracturing (fracking) has led to an increase in the production of natural gas in the United States by about one-third since 2006. Production of ...

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The African continent is believed to be home to eight percent of the world’s oil supply, seven percent of its gas reserves and nearly 16 percent of its shale ...

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Why Increasing Shale Gas Production Won’t Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Early warning is key to offshore security

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