Marshall / Traverse City / Casselton / Lac-Mégantic / Vancouver / Bellingham / Detroit / Aliceville / New York / Burnaby / /
Company
Douglas Channel Watch / COASTAL / Minchin / DNV GL / Pipeline Knowledge / Pipeline Safety Trust / Exxon / Enbridge Inc. / Kinder Morgan / FLOW’s / /
Continent
Europe / North America / /
Country
Canada / China / Iraq / United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / Reorganization / /
Facility
Pipeline Safety Trust / Mackinac Bridge / Appellate Court / Simon Fraser University / University of Michigan / University of Georgia / Trans Mountain pipeline / Northern Gateway pipeline / Keystone XL pipeline / Rice University’s Baker Institute / /
IndustryTerm
pipeline transportation / crude oil production / oil producer / crude oil pipeline / revived energy-intensive manufacturing / tank car / manufacturing output / rail networks / natural gas / Oil and gas / natural gas reserves / natural gas networks / oil trains / oil deliveries / metal pipe / natural gas prices / energy / twin oil pipelines / energy markets / energy transport network / water management / pipeline carrying oil / oil and gas transport / heavy energy users / energy transport / oil and gas jobs / crude oil / petroleum products / oil pipelines / build infrastructure / oil spills / water-energy nexus / environmental infrastructure / increased oil tanker traffic / crude oil pipelines / adequate pipeline infrastructure / natural gas production / lower energy prices / liquefied natural gas terminals / steel pipelines / energy development / energy industry / chemical engineering / ship oil / oil fields / natural gas pipelines / energy infrastructure / energy corridors / oil tankers / train carrying volatile oil / oil terminal / oil / manufacturing sectors / pipeline operator / clean energy / energy reserves / heavy oil / advocacy / oil network / food safety / climate networks / chemical industry / energy consulting / antipipeline / crude oil system / oil and gas production / oil production / oil and gas patches / natural gas lines / energy boom / rail transport systems / inadequate infrastructure / moving oil / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Michigan / Ohio River Valley / Burrard Inlet / Kalamazoo River / Lake Huron / Yellowstone River / Great Lakes / East Coast / Mackinac Straits / Columbia River / lake Lake Huron / Trans Mountain / Texas Gulf / Chaudière River / /
Organization
Canada Institute / U.S. government / Canadian government / Obama administration / Michigan Department of Environmental Quality / University of Georgia / Kitimat council / Appellate Court in New York / Federal Reserve Bank / National Academy of Sciences / office of Energy Projects / Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration / Energy Information Administration / United States Senate / Congress / Canada’s National Energy Board / Federal Energy Regulatory Commission / Society of Environmental Journalists / Rice University’s Baker Institute / University of Calgary / National Wildlife Federation / the University of Michigan / Simon Fraser University / /
Person
Tom Miesner / Obama / Carl Ganter / Joanne Monaghan / Carl Weimer / Kitimat / Jeff Wright / Mark Barteau / Ken Medlock / Derek Corrigan / Brett Walton / Liz Kirkwood / Brad Wurfel / Alastair Lucas / Oliver Moghissi / /
Position
energy economist / mayor / spokesman / executive director / President / director of the Materials and Technology Center / law professor / major U.S. crude oil pipelines / chief economic advisor / mayor of Kitimat / professor of chemical engineering / Governor / director / President of the United States / oil producer / lawyer / /
ProvinceOrState
Nebraska / Quebec / Alabama / Saskatchewan / North Dakota / British Columbia / Washington / Michigan / Montana / Oklahoma / California / Georgia / Colorado / Alberta / Texas / Dakotas / Pennsylvania / Arkansas / /
PublishedMedium
the SEJ annual / /
Region
southern Michigan / East Coast / northern British Columbia / New England / northern Michigan / /
1 NORTH AMERICA’S FOSSIL FUEL BOOM: MORE RISK FOR WATER? NORTH AMERICA’S FOSSIL FUEL BOOM: MORE RISK FOR WATER? Surge in oil and gas production has seen more spills that are harming water supplies