Six-State Study Confirms Job Numbers Exaggerated by Fracking Industry | EcoWatch
December 2, 2013
Six-State Study Confirms Job Numbers Exaggerated by Fracking Industry | EcoWatch.
The Shale Game Exposed – Frackonomics 5.0
April 29, 2012
The Shale Game – Frackonomics 5.0.
The Shale Game Exposed-Chip Northrup, Cooperstown
Public Health Dimensions of Horizontal Hydraulic Fracturing: Knowledge, Obstacles, Tactics, and Opportunities–Seth B. Shonkoff
April 25, 2012
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Public Health Dimensions of Horizontal Hydraulic Fracturing: Knowledge, Obstacles, Tactics, and Opportunities
Public Health Dimensions of Horizontal Hydraulic Fracturing:
Knowledge, Obstacles, Tactics, and Opportunities
A Report for the 11th Hour Project
Prepared By:
Seth B. Shonkoff, MPH*
University of California, Berkeley
April 17, 2012
*Author Contact Information:
sshonkoff@gmail.com
510.295.7969
6202 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA 94609
Keystone XL Oil Pipeline – Bill McKibben – The Colbert Report – 2011-14-11 – Video Clip | Comedy Central
November 15, 2011
Monday November 14, 2011
Keystone XL Oil Pipeline – Bill McKibben
Co-founder and director of 350.org Bill McKibben explains why the Keystone XL pipeline will mean “game over” for the climate. Also, inflated jobs numbers. (06:39)
Hydraulic Fracturing Media & Stakeholder Relations Initiative
August 16, 2011
Gmail – [NYGCG] Fwd: Hydraulic Fracturing Media & Stakeholder Relations Initiative
October 31-November 1 2011, Houston, Texas
Chesapeake, Encana, Apache Lead Hydraulic Fracturing Media & Stakeholder Relations Initiative
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Dear James Northrup ,
Whether it originates from militant NGOs or well-respected journalists from the New York Times, sensationalist stories motivated by an anti-unconventional oil & gas agenda, specifically regarding hydraulic fracturing, are now an every day reality that shale gas and tight oil operators must deal with.
Therefore, to ensure the long term sustainability of North American unconventional oil & gas production and protect the industry from demands for intrusive regulation, it is vital that E&P companies develop the right tools and strategies to devise an effective, media, stakeholder, community and public engagement strategy to overcome concern over hydraulic fracturing.
Because of this, the Media & Stakeholder Relations: Hydraulic Fracturing Initiative 2011 (October 31st – November 1st, Houston) will bring together directors from leading E&P companies across North America including Chesapeake, Range Resources, Anadarko, Encana, EQT Corporation, Cabot Oil & Gas, Williams Energy and Apache as well as representatives from the key industry associations such as the API and IPAA, to break down the most effective ways of communicating with all stakeholders on the issue of hydraulic fracturing, through traditional and emerging media platforms.
This is the only event designed specifically for communications professionals in the unconventional oil and gas industry. It will bring together speakers from the major E&P companies to discuss putting up a united industry front, looking at leveraging the internet and social media to more effectively reach a larger audience of stakeholders and the public, provide case studies of successful strategies from grass-roots community level up to mass media and governmental regulation, and will offer practical, commercial solutions to drive forward the industry’s position. Key topics of focus at the event will include:
Expert Speakers include:
This event is part of American Business Conferences groundbreaking Unconventional Oil & Gas series which has been attended by over 1000 delegates in the last year. As the first and only Initiative specifically for communications professionals in the Unconventional Oil & Gas industry, the event is expected to sell-out fast. To view the full program, download the PDF Brochure.
Register Now!
Save $400 on the registration fee if you register before August 19. Click here to register! For further information on sponsorship or exhibition opportunities, or our group discount rate, please call 1-800-721-3915, or email info@american-business-conferences.com
We look forward to welcoming you to the Media & Stakeholder Relations Hydraulic Fracturing Initiative in Houston in October.
Jane Thomas
Director
American Business Conferences
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