By Jonathan Deal, Treasure Karoo Action Group, March 15, 2015
The news that Royal Dutch Shell and possibly …
The news that Royal Dutch Shell and possibly …
As we’ve written about often here at PeakProsperity.com, much of what’s been ‘sold’ to us about the US shale …
Naomi Oreskes: Why We Should Trust Scientists (video)
Albert Einstein is rumored to have said that one cannot solve a problem …
Last week when I laid out seven misconceptions about energy shared by the public and policymakers, the pushback I received …
For nearly a decade, the natural gas industry has drained valuable water resources, poisoned the land with dangerous chemicals, released radiation into water supplies …
By Deborah Lawrence Rogers
Posted on the Energy Policy Forum: 30 Oct 2013 10:28 AM PDT
In January, 2012, the price of nat gas plunged to below $2/mcf due to overproduction by shale operators. Such low prices did, indeed, …
LONDON — Oil exploration at a site in rural England that sparked anti-fracking protests two weeks ago will be put …
Polish Farmers from Zorawlow Oppose Fracking
Since June 3, farmers and residents in a small rural village of Zurawlow in Poland are in a stand-off with Chevron company. They defend their land, their activity and their way of living. They …
By Lenny Bernstein and Juliet Eilperin
The Washington Post published: April 22
The Environmental Protection Agency objected Monday to the State Department’s latest review of the Keystone XL oil pipeline, suggesting that more work must be done before the Obama …
Every day a government agency or industry group in North America still hails natural gas mined from deep shale rock …
For Release: 19 February 2013
CONTACT: T. Brilliant, POST CARBON INSTITUTE, tod@postcarbon.org, 707-823-8700 x105
Energy Policy Forum & Post Carbon Institute have released two groundbreaking reports that belie energy industry claims of U.S. energy independence …
The prognosis for natural gas drilling via fracking in Western Maryland’s Marcellus Shale formations any time soon is looking increasingly problematic, according to a recent presentation …