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    • Water Is the Next ‘Gold’

      Posted by Bill on October 14, 2017
      chemicals, studies, water pollution

      DALLAS, Oct. 14, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Water is the next ‘gold’ or ‘oil’ in the case of Genesis […]


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    • Most Americans want the government to combat climate change, some willing to pay a high amount

      Posted by Bill on October 14, 2017
      alternative energy sources, chemicals, Climate Change & Denial, Coal/Coal Ash, earthquakes, fracking regulations, studies

      The largest shares of Americans say they oppose the repeal of the Clean Power Plan […]


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    • Worldwide Fracking Fluid and Chemicals Market by 2021- Industry Manufacturers, Growth, Drivers …

      Posted by Bill on October 14, 2017
      chemicals, International, studies, water pollution

      Fracking Fluid and Chemicals Market report delivers a detailed study with present and upcoming Opportunities to clarify […]


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    • Global Fracking Chemicals And Fluid Market Research Report 2017 – Solvay, DuPont, BASF …

      Posted by Bill on October 13, 2017
      chemicals, Climate Change & Denial, pipelines, studies, water pollution

      A market study based on the “Fracking Chemicals and Fluid Market” across the globe, recently […]


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    • OP-ED: Trucks and roads for fracking

      Posted by Bill on October 11, 2017
      chemicals, financial cost, water pollution

      Fracking requires the heavy industrial trucking transportation of massive amounts of water, sand and chemicals […]


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    • Genesis Research & Technology Group Announces Chemical-Free Water Worldwide

      Posted by Bill on October 8, 2017
      chemicals, water pollution

      The oil and gas industry spends the lion share of the cost per barrel of […]


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    • What is Fracking and how does it work?

      Posted by Bill on October 7, 2017
      chemicals, earthquakes, fracking regulations, International, water pollution

      Fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, is the process of extracting shale gas, or natural gas, by […]


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    • Fracking Fluids and Chemicals Market Scrutinized In new Research 2017 to 2022

      Posted by Bill on October 5, 2017
      chemicals, studies, waste, water pollution

      Global Fracking Fluids and Chemicals Market Research Report 2017 provides a unique tool for evaluating the […]


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    • How fracking Is upending the chemical industry

      Posted by Bill on October 4, 2017
      chemicals, Coal/Coal Ash, International, methane, studies

      As the Ineos Intrepid cruised slowly through the sapphire waters of Norway’s Frierfjord, chaperone tugboats sprayed jets […]


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    • Suspended Particles in Complex Fluids: From Fracking Fluids to Swimming Worms

      Posted by Bill on October 1, 2017
      activists, chemicals, water pollution

      Suspended Particles in Complex Fluids: From Fracking Fluids to Swimming Worms. Colloquium: Chem. & Biomol. […]


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