Geneva / Dallas / New York / Sydney / Fort Worth / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
United States / Canada / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Cape Breton University / /
Holiday
Christmas / /
IndustryTerm
gas resources / gas move / generated gas resources / drill bit technology / oil reserves / Gas and oil resources / shale gas / deep geothermal energy / oil and gas development / energy policy / unconventional gas / natural gas / poor cementation allowing natural gas / colorless and flammable gas / petroleum infrastructure / energy use / greenhouse gas / oil and gas recovery / oil / steel casing / natural gas marketplace / unconventional energy sources / oil and gas reserves / unconventional gas resources / energy / oil and gas resources / recoverable shale gas resources / oil and gas industry / conventional oil / heat energy / oil and gas field / energy security reasons / chemical processes / well site / mining / cement / oil and gas resource potential / gas and oil / energy users / gas prices / shale oil activity areas / /
Organization
Cape Breton University / Verschuren Centre for Sustainability / Verschuren Centre / Royal Society / /
Person
Margo MacGregor / Nova Scotians / Graham Gagnon / Ian Mauro / Nova Scotia Hydraulic Fracturing / Brad Hayes / Frank Atherton / Michael Bradfield / Fred Baechler / David Wheeler / Maurice Dusseault / Keith MacLeod / Shawn Dalton / /
Position
Technical Advisor / President / /
Product
Dakota / /
ProvinceOrState
Alberta / Texas / Ohio / New Brunswick / North Dakota / Pennsylvania / Nova Scotia / /
PublishedMedium
the Hydraulic Fracturing Independent Review / /
Region
western Canada / southern New York / South Texas / /
Technology
horizontal wells / two enabling technologies / drill bit technology / Fracturing / /
Primer on the Process of Hydraulic Fracturing Nova Scotia Hydraulic Fracturing Independent Review and Public Consultation Primary Technical Advisor and Lead Contributor: Fred Baechler Expert Panellists: Dr. Frank Atherto