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    Fracking is a fairly new method of extracting natural gas. Fracking can be defined as a method to remove natural gas from the ground. Another way to describe fracking also known as hydraulic fracturing is the process of creating fissures in underground formations to allow natural gas to flow (Natural Gas Extraction – Hydraulic Fracturing | US EPA). This allows the gasses to leak through the cracks to be effectively captured and stored for use. The process for fracking is as follows: First they begin

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    but if they get bigger they could destroy buildings or cause serious damage. These earthquakes are caused by horizontal hydraulic fracking‚ which is used to get oil and natural gas out of the earth.Until we can make sure that fracking is safe we should ban it. Fracking has a negative effect on the environment. Fracking turns natural environment into pads‚roads pipelines and other infrastructures.The clearance in Pennsylvania of forest have lead to an increase of pollution.(“The Cost of Fracking”).To

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    fissures will allow that more oil and gas flow out and into the well bore to be extracted. This process forms channels that improve the rate in which the fluids can be generated from the reservoir formations‚ and in some cases the percent can be increased considerable. The safety steps included in this process are aimed to protect water supplies to be used by the population and to assure that neither the fluid that will be pumped through the well‚ nor the oil or gas that will eventually be gathered enters

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    The History of Public Utilities A public utility is a business that supplies an amenity to the public at large. Public utilities provide water‚ electricity‚ natural gas‚ telephone service‚ trash and other essentials. With the rise of the cellular phone the telephone utility has seen a decrease in use. Typically a public utility has a natural monopoly on the service it provides. It is more economically efficient to have only one business provide the service. When it comes to charging for the services

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    Representatives of seven municipalities say the law‚ known as Act 13‚ takes away their ability to control gas drilling operations through local zoning‚ leaving them defenseless to protect homeowners‚ parks and schools from being surrounded by drilling sites or waste pits. In Vermont the bill states that any person who intends to discharge waste into the waters of the state or who intends to discharge into an injection well or who intends to discharge into any publicly owned treatment works any

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    NA0198 Shell E&P Ireland Limited (SEPIL) and the Corrib Gas Controversy James J. Kennelly‚ Skidmore College Trevor Mengel‚ Skidmore College This is one of the biggest stories in the country. . . . Either corporate rule will continue to dictate in this country‚ or the will of the people. Maura Harrington of the Shell to Sea Campaign‚ June 2‚ 20091 . . . Has my vision of Shell being an accepted and welcome part of the community become a reality? Not fully. But I believe we are on the right

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    of domestic gas and oil. Over the past few years‚ advances in fracking creates fractures that extend from wells into oil and gas formations by pumping highly-pressurized fluid; water‚ sand‚ ceramic beads‚ and a mixture of chemicals into the oil or gas formation. As this fluid holds the underground fissures open‚ oil and gas flow up the well to the surface where they can be recovered. Over the past few years‚ advances in fracking technology have made tremendous reserves of natural gas in the United

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    geologic formation containing natural gas that stretches across much of the Eastern U.S.‚ from New York to Tennessee. It has been a topic of hot debate over the past few years and continues to be a point of contention between landowners‚ governments‚ institutions‚ and private companies‚ even earning the attention of President Obama in his 2012 State of the Union speech. While geologists have known of the Marcellus Shale for years‚ early estimates of the amount of natural gas contained within it were fairly

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    it be argued that the petroleum industry holds responsibility? 7 Why should the petroleum industry not be held responsible? 7 What actions is the petroleum industry taking to avert climate change? 8 Cogeneration 8 Flare and venting reduction 8 Natural Gas 9 4) The Responsibility of the State 10 Why could it be argued the state carries responsibility for climate change? 10 What of the inequity between states? 11 What actions are states taking to avert climate change? 11 The Kyoto Protocol 11 The example

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    government bonds from 1980 to 2005 was also provided. History EnCana Corporation is one of North America’s largest natural gas producers‚ with about 95 percent of its production being natural gas. Its strategy is to be a natural gas pure-play company focused on the development of unconventional resources. The company produced 1.1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in 2009. The company’s oil sands growth profile was one of the most aggressive in North America‚ with an additional 500 MBD (millions

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