hydraulic fracturing

Getting the salt out
‘Fracking’ wastewater that is treated for drinking produces potentially harmful compounds
via Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Hormone-Disrupting Activity of Fracking Chemicals Worse Than Initially Found
A new coating that easily separates oil from water could make oil cleanup faster. Credit: American Chemical Society
New smart coating could make oil-spill cleanup faster and more efficient
Natural Gas Saves Water and Reduces Drought Vulnerability, Even When Factoring in Water Lost to Hydraulic Fracturing
Scientists wary of shale oil and gas as U.S. energy salvation
Tapping a Valuable Resource or Invading the Environment? Research Examines the Start of Fracking in Ohio
Using a form of ‘ice that burns’ to make potable water from oil and gas production
Gangplank to a Warm Future
Offshore Energy Acquisition in the Western Pacific: The Decline of the World’s Most Abundant Fisheries
Could fracking in China be a climate game changer?
Welcome to Saudi Albany?
Stanford geoscientist cites critical need for basic research to unleash promising energy sources
Fracking’s Biggest Problem May Be What to Do with Wastewater
OriginOil’s Algae Technology May Help Clean Up Wastewater from Oil and Gas Operations