U.S. GAO – Energy-Water Nexus: Coordinated Federal Approach Needed to Better Manage Energy and Water Tradeoffs

U.S. GAO – Energy-Water Nexus: Coordinated Federal Approach Needed to Better Manage Energy and Water Tradeoffs.

The Post-Election Politics of the Revolving Door by David Sirota on Creators.com – A Syndicate Of Talent

The Post-Election Politics of the Revolving Door by David Sirota on Creators.com – A Syndicate Of Talent.

Across Pa., Abandoned Wells Litter The Land : NPR

Across Pa., Abandoned Wells Litter The Land : NPR.

By 2020, United States Will Become World’s Leading Oil Producer, Says IEA : The Two-Way : NPR

By 2020, United States Will Become World’s Leading Oil Producer, Says IEA : The Two-Way : NPR.

NPR story misleading in that 2/3 of the 600 page report covers energy efficiency, renewable energy, climate change and the negative correlation between fossil fuels and water.

http://www.iea.org/publications/freepublications/publication/English.pdf

World Energy Outlook 2012.  Table of Contents:  http://www.iea.org/Textbase/nptoc/weo2012toc.pdf

LNG Export Ruling Heard Around the World | EnergyBiz

LNG Export Ruling Heard Around the World | EnergyBiz.

LWVCO Hydraulic Fracturing Study

LWVCO | Studies.

Hydraulic Fracturing Study

At the 2011 LWVCO convention, the delegates voted to have a study on Hydraulic Fracturing. A committee was formed and work began in the summer of 2011. After assessing other state leagues studies on hydrofracturing, it was decided that LWVCO would do a study rather than a concurrence in order to address coal bed methane and water quantity issues, not covered in other leagues’ studies.

All documents are in PDF format unless otherwise marked.

Lack of partners holds up EPA study on fracking, water wells | TribLIVE

Lack of partners holds up EPA study on fracking, water wells | TribLIVE.

U.S. Shale Gas Won’t Last 10 Years: Bill Powers – Seeking Alpha

U.S. Shale Gas Won’t Last 10 Years: Bill Powers – Seeking Alpha.

EPA’s study of the potential impacts of hydraulic fracturing on drinking water resources.

Greetings,

This is an update on EPA’s study of the potential impacts of hydraulic fracturing on drinking water resources.

In today’s Federal Register , EPA announced it is accepting information through April 30, 2013, including data, studies, scientific analyses and other pertinent scientific information related to the potential impacts of hydraulic fracturing on drinking water resources.

This information will help to ensure EPA is current on evolving hydraulic fracturing practices and technologies as well as inform current and future research and ensure a robust record of scientific information

Consistent with the Agency’s commitment to using the highest quality information in its scientific assessments, EPA prefers that people submit information that has been peer reviewed. EPA will consider all submissions, but will give preference to peer reviewed data and literature sources.

There are several ways to submit information to the docket for this request. Be sure to include the docket identification number Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-ORD-2010-0674 on every submission.

For more information about EPA dockets visit http://www.epa.gov/dockets/.

For more information about EPA’s hydraulic fracturing study, visit http://www.epa.gov/hfstudy/.

Thank you for your interest in EPA’s study of hydraulic fracturing and its potential impacts on drinking water resources.


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