| Fracking with New York Jan 30th 2013, 13:30 | While hydraulic fracturing, or 'fracking,' poses a special danger, New York's clean water advocate, Riverkeeper.org, is leading the fight to keep New York's water clean. In this Manhattan Neighborhood Network segment, we are joined by Staff Attorney, Mike Dulong and Vice President for Development, Keeva Young-Wright to learn more about fracking and what you can do to protect yourself and your community. Thanks to MNN Producer/Director: Gloria Messer. | Views: 10580 290 ratings | | Time: 28:02 | More in Nonprofits & Activism |
|  | Part 1 The Potential Health Effects of Hydraulic Fracturing , 20 mins Sep 22nd 2012, 21:05 | The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, Sept,21, 2012, Part 1 The Potential Health Effects of Hydraulic Fracturing, Opening remarks and Introduction by Walter H. Tsou, MD,MPH,FCPP Speakers Michelle Bamberger, MS, DVM and Robert E. Oswald, PHD | Views: 245 2 ratings | | Time: 20:25 | More in Education |
| | Shell at Dawson Creek: Minimizing our need to use fresh water for hydraulic fracturing Sep 7th 2012, 15:06 | Shell is now using the City of Dawson Creek's wastewater to supplement our recycled water for drilling and hydraulic fracturing operations in our Groundbirch natural gas fields. The facility treats a volume of municipal wastewater that was alternatively released into the Dawson Creek to a standard suitable for industrial and municipal uses. The Dawson Creek Reclaimed Water Project is an example of how Shell is helping to face that challenge by working with the community. The facility, process and associated infrastructure will virtually eliminate our need to draw on local fresh water sources for the operation of our Groundbirch natural gas venture. For more information visit www.shell.ca | Views: 722 3 ratings | | Time: 05:43 | More in News & Politics |
| | Frack, Baby, Frack? What You Need to Know About Hydraulic Fracturing Jul 25th 2012, 16:21 | Will the natural gas boom revitalize the US economy and provide us energy for 100 years? Fred Krupp, President of the Environmental Defense Fund, weighs in. In his 26 years as head of Environmental Defense Fund, Fred Krupp has overseen the growth of EDF from a small nonprofit with budget of $3 million into a recognized worldwide leader in the environmental movement. Under his direction, EDF's full-time staff has increased from 50 to 350, membership has expanded from 40000 to more than 500000 and new offices have opened in Raleigh, Austin, Boston, Sacramento and Beijing, China. Directed / Produced by Jonathan Fowler and Elizabeth Rodd bigthink.com | Views: 12661 390 ratings | | Time: 02:45 | More in Science & Technology |
| | Unlocking tightly trapped gas at Shell Feb 1st 2011, 13:12 | Shell uses advanced technologies to help release natural gas trapped in rock pores up to 20000 times narrower than a human hair. Far below ground engineers break open the rock at high pressure and pump in fluids. They insert concrete and steel barriers into the wells to keep in the fluids. | Views: 14175 44 ratings | | Time: 05:55 | More in Science & Technology |
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