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Introduction
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Howard Grunspecht
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EIAs Mission
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Current Energy Data
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Natural Gas
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Shale Gas
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Natural Gas Prices
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US Natural Gas Prices
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Energy Outlook
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Robert Jackson
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What is Hydraulic Fracturing
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Hydraulic Fracturing
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Public Concerns
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Earthquakes
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Hydraulic fracturing fluids
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Water disposal
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Methane
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Economic Benefits
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Scientific Research
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Air Quality
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Methane Measurement
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Boston Leaks
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Incentives
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Bernard Goldstein
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Is health important
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Conflicting information
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Groundwater contamination
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Old or new
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Why worry
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Secret Chemicals
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Issues
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Additives
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Accident vs Incident
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Paul ONeill
Description:
Explore the complexities of hydraulic fracturing in this panel discussion from the American Geophysical Union's 2012 Science Policy Conference. Gain insights from experts in energy policy, environmental science, and public health as they delve into the potential benefits and risks of shale gas extraction. Learn about the role of natural gas in the United States' energy future, its impact on greenhouse gas emissions, energy prices, and national security. Understand the challenges surrounding water protection, waste disposal, and public health concerns associated with fracking. Discover the latest scientific research on air quality, methane emissions, and groundwater contamination. Examine the economic benefits and potential environmental consequences of this controversial energy extraction method. Engage with the panelists' diverse perspectives on balancing energy needs with environmental and health considerations in the rapidly evolving landscape of hydraulic fracturing.

Hydraulic Fracturing: Environmental Impacts and Energy Policy Implications

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