Shale gas and fracking
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North Dakota oil boom: thousands pin their dreams on striking it rich
14 May 2012:Business is booming and salaries are high in this tiny patch of the US, but the exhausting toil is more than many bargain for
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Interactive: What you need to know about the natural gas energy rush
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18 Jun 2012:
Demonstrators lock themselves to gates of drilling rig depot early this morning
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17 Jun 2012: The doves won at Opec last week, but while it concentrates on trying not to rock the eurozone, it should take note of what the shale revolution may mean for oil and gas prices, writes Terry Macalister
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15 Jun 2012:
Leo Hickman: Scientist James Lovelock is the man behind Gaia theory, and once predicted doom for our climate. He discusses nuclear (good), wind power (bad) and why fracking is the future
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15 Jun 2012:
Leo Hickman: Read the full transcript of James Lovelock's Saturday interview with Leo Hickman
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29 May 2012: Agency says tripling output by 2035 from unconventional gas sources such as shale gas could end support for renewables
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29 May 2012:
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership says fracking companies not bothering to capture 'fugitive methane'
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14 May 2012:
Business is booming and salaries are high in this tiny patch of the US, but the exhausting toil is more than many bargain for
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4 May 2012: A company at the centre of the American shale gas revolution has been 'fracked' by a regulatory investigation amid controversy over its founder borrowing nearly $1bn
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1 May 2012:
Leo Hickman: An 11-year-old schoolgirl travels to Brussels after posting a video on YouTube criticising shale gas extraction
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25 Apr 2012:
Researchers recommend 'absolute minimum' safe zone of 600m between fracking and aquifers to minimise odds of contamination
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23 Apr 2012: Letters: We cannot afford the risk to our water supplies. Even now we are faced with water restrictions and drought
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