WRI AQUEDUCT WATER RISK ATLAS The World Resources Institute / World Resources Institute / The University of Texas / University of Texas / /
IndustryTerm
energy developers / energy extraction / tight oil wells / shale gas / oil and gas development / shale oil / chemical additives / oil and gas / shale energy resources / shale energy / water management / shale gas wells / tight oil / shale energy development / online map / shale gas production / tight oil production / shale energy producing / energy development states / natural gas production / chemicals / chemical information / voluntary national hydraulic fracturing chemical registry / /
NaturalFeature
Protect Streams / /
Organization
Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission / Harvard Law School / Ceres Ceres / Jackson School of Geosciences / WRI’s Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas / Groundwater Protection Council / Colorado Division of Water Resources / World Resources Institute / U.S. Energy Information Administration / Susquehanna River Basin Commission / Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission / Colorado Water Conservation Board / Environmental Protection Agency / Bureau of Economic Geology / University of Texas / /
Person
Francis Gassert / Brooke Barton / Tien Shiao / Robert C. Reedy / Bridget Scanlon / Margaret Holden / Sarah Betancourt / Monika Freyman / Matt Luck / Paul Reig / Matt Landis / Andrew Logan / Jim Polson / Patricia Robinson / Phil Kuntz / Alexa Shasteen / Ruth A. Costley / Brian Sant / Yun Huang / Wells Numbers / Jean-Philippe Nicot / Peyton Fleming / Ben Elgin / / /
Position
Program Manager / Manager Ceres / /
Product
percent of available water / Outlook / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Tarrant County / Wyoming / North Dakota / Louisiana / Pennsylvania / Oklahoma / Massachusetts / Colorado / Arkansas / Texas and Colorado / /
HYDRAULIC FRACTURING & WATER STRESS: Growing Competitive Pressures for Water May 2013