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Shale Boom or Shale Bubble?
Deborah Rogers, internationally renowned fracking economics expert, to present and take questions
As Colorado's Front Range communities wrestle with hydraulic fracturing-enabled oil and gas development, residents should know the fracking boom may provide only a short period of oil and gas abundance before collapsing in an economic bust.
Tagged with: fracking, colorado, community consent, economics, deborah rogers, shale bubble, front range
Fracking the Eagle Ford—TCEQ’s nondenial
Energy in Depth responded to our report on TCEQ's regulatory malfeasance: Reckless Endangerment while fracking the Eagle Ford - Government fails, public health suffers and industry profits from the shale oil boom.
Rather than respond on the substance, EID chose to attack Earthworks.
To paraphrase Isaac Asimov, ad hominem attacks are the last refuge of those without a leg to stand on.
The central revelations of the report are not in dispute:
Tagged with: regulation, texas, enforcement, eagle ford shale, health, tceq, reckless endangerment
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