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Fracking: Risks and Rewards

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By: Barbara Hadley(Author), Tom Rennell(Author), Derek Austin(Author)
139 pages, colour photos, colour illustrations, colour maps
Fracking: Risks and Rewards
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  • Fracking: Risks and Rewards ISBN: 9780957559516 Paperback Jul 2014 Out of Print #217159
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A game-changing energy revolution or a risk-filled dash for gas? Fracking, the controversial technique of hydraulic fracturing to extract shale gas, has become one of the most divisive issues of the 21st century. Following what appears to be a huge success story in the United States many European countries have been eager to follow suit, however a number of environmental incidents as well as doubts over the supposed economic benefits have led to a growing level of public concern over this relatively new industry.

Fracking: Risks and Rewards takes a detailed look at the issues and hype surrounding the fracking industry. What does hydraulic fracturing really involve and what are the risks arising from shale gas exploitation? Are the proposed economic benefits realistic? What regulations apply to fracking activities and are they sufficiently stringent? Who is responsible and who will pay in the event of an accident?

This 140 page, soft cover A4 special report examines the challenges that the growth of the fracking industry may pose to a wide range of stakeholders including, governments, energy companies and subcontractors, investors, public authorities, lawyers and insurers as well as the general public.

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Report Out of Print
By: Barbara Hadley(Author), Tom Rennell(Author), Derek Austin(Author)
139 pages, colour photos, colour illustrations, colour maps
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