Nations Worldwide Look to U.S. Technology to Develop Shale Gas
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One of the keys to living under a global emissions treaty may be shale gas. Susan McGinnis takes an in depth look at one of the game changing plays in the U.S., the Marcellus.
Published: 12/18/09 12:44pm
Running Time: 15:35
Related Keywords: Production & Supply (Natural Gas), Natural Gas, Clean Skies News, Susan McGinnis, Charles Ebinger, Elliott Gue, Gary Lash, Matt Pitzarella, Ray Walker, Reid Detchon, Rob Sobhani, Terry Engelder, Tony Meggs, Brookings Institution, Colorado School of Mines, environment, hydrofracking, Marcellus, MIT Energy Initiative, natural gas, Penn State, Range Resources, shales, SUNY
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