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Hydraulic fracturing / Shale gas / United States Environmental Protection Agency / Utica Shale / Marcellus Formation / Clean Air Act / Gasland / Natural gas / Major stationary source / United States / Geology / Stratigraphy
Date: 2013-07-08 11:05:58
Hydraulic fracturing
Shale gas
United States Environmental Protection Agency
Utica Shale
Marcellus Formation
Clean Air Act
Gasland
Natural gas
Major stationary source
United States
Geology
Stratigraphy

The Shale Play Today: August 2012

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