YOUTH PERSPECTIVES ON MARCELLUS SHALE GAS DEVELOPMENT: COMMUNITY CHANGE AND FUTURE PROSPECTS The Marcellus Impacts Project Report #4 Executive Summary This research examined the perspectives of youth in Pennsylvania comm

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• Geology of New Jersey
• Geology of Pennsylvania
• Geology of West Virginia
• Marcellus Formation
• Shale
• Shale gas
• Williamsport
• Pennsylvania
• Northern Tier
• Lycoming County
• Pennsylvania
• Geography of the United States
• Geography of Pennsylvania
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ESTABLISHING A BASELINE FOR MEASURING AGRICULTURAL CHANGES RELATED TO MARCELLUS SHALE DEVELOPMENT The Marcellus Impacts Project Report #9 Executive Summary Agricultural production accounts for a substantial portion of Pe

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• Geology of New Jersey
• Geology of Pennsylvania
• Geology of West Virginia
• Marcellus Formation
• Shale
• Northern Tier
• Dairy farming
• Lycoming County
• Pennsylvania
• Pennsylvania
• Geography of the United States
• Geology
• United States

The Marcellus Shale Impacts Study: Chronicling Social and Economic Change in North Central and Southwest Pennsylvania By: Kathryn Brasier, Lisa Davis, Leland Glenna, Tim Kelsey, Diane McLaughlin, Kai Schafft, Kristin Bab

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• Shale gas
• Marcellus Formation
• Barnett Shale
• Hydraulic fracturing
• Shale gas in the United States
• Hydraulic fracturing in the United States
• Geography of the United States
• Geology
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MARCELLUS SHALE GAS DEVELOPMENT AND IMPACTS ON PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION The Marcellus Impacts Project Report # 3 Executive Summary The rapid development of natural resources resulting in sudden economic expansi

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• Geology of New Jersey
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• Geology of West Virginia
• Marcellus Formation
• Shale
• Lycoming County
• Pennsylvania
• Northern Tier
• Shale gas in the United States
• Chief Oil & Gas
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Utica Shale Water Use Water Use in the Utica The development of the Utica Shale requires oil and natural gas companies to utilize water for hydraulic fracturing. The average hydraulic fracturing job requires between 3 an

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• Geography of the United States
• Hydraulic fracturing
• Shale
• Barnett Shale
• Shale gas
• Marcellus Formation
• Natural gas
• Aquifer
• Hydraulic fracturing in the United States
• Water
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• Hydrology

AIR QUALITY IMPACTS OCCURRING FROM HORIZONTAL WELL DRILLING AND RELATED ACTIVITIES By the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection Office of Oil and Gas Pursuant to W.Va. Code § 22-6A-22 June 28, 2013

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• Energy
• Hydraulic fracturing
• Shale gas
• Barnett Shale
• Natural gas
• Marcellus Formation
• Drilling fluid
• Unconventional oil
• Oil well
• Petroleum
• Petroleum production
• Geography of the United States

  Case Study: Hydraulic Fracturing In New York State Steven Cohen and Courtney Small Figure  1:  Marcellus  Shale   Distribution  

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• Environment of the United States
• Shale gas
• Energy policy
• Natural gas
• Marcellus Formation
• Fracturing Responsibility and Awareness of Chemicals Act
• Energy Policy Act
• Safe Drinking Water Act
• Hydraulic fracturing in the United States
• Hydraulic fracturing
• United States
• Energy

Original em inglês: páginas 117 a 143 Pequenos Produtores e o Desmatamento na Amazônia Eduardo S. Brondizio,¹ Anthony Cak,² Marcellus M. Caldas,³ Carlos Mena,⁴,⁵ Richard Bilsborrow,⁶ Celia Futemma,⁷ Thomas

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Marcellus Shale: Natural Gas Energy The extraction of natural gas in Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale formation is running at a fast pace. New data and the recent realization of this vast energy resource have escalated

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• Natural gas
• Petroleum production
• Geology of New Jersey
• Geology of Pennsylvania
• Marcellus Formation
• Hydraulic fracturing
• Shale gas in the United States
• Oil well
• Shale gas
• Geography of the United States
• Geology
• Shale

SUBSIDENCE DUE TO CLAY SHRINKAGE Purpose To calculate the amount of subsidence that will occur as a result of clay shrinking as it dries up. The shrinkage may be caused by the weight of the house, drought or by trees suc

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• Aquifer
• Cassius Marcellus Clay
• Visual arts
• Earth
• Construction
• Geology
• Subsidence
• Pottery