Environmental Science and Technology, September 10, 2013
By Nathaniel R. Warner, Cidney A. Christie, Robert B. Jackson, and Avner Vengosh
Division of Earth and Ocean Sciences, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University, Durham, NC
University of Missouri researchers have found greater hormone-disrupting properties in water located near hydraulic fracturing drilling sites than in areas without drilling. The researchers also found that 11 …
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December 11, 2013
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Note: Just a few years ago Cornell University lit a fire storm of protest on its campus with a proposal to lease Cornell’s NY land holdings for …
According to state disclosure records, the American Petroleum Institute spent at least $503,903
…A case involving the disposal of …
Broomfield officials have certified results on a recount of Question 300, formally ending the recount process on the measure that will impose a 5-year moratorium on
Steve Lipsky can light his water on fire.
It’s been said more than once, by people who should know, that he can’t …
Results of a poll by The Nature Conservancy in the …
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Despite a moratorium on fracking in New York State, more than …
Six-state study finds jobs impact of shale drilling exaggerated by industry and supporters
Landscape change in Pennsylvania’s Sullivan, Wyoming, Armstrong and Indiana counties resulting from construction of well pads, new roads and pipelines for natural …
