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A Brief Look On The Environmental Effects Of Shale Gas Extraction

Fatih TEMİZ
Pages
82–93
Publication Date
2016-09-01
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The question of “Are we experiencing a shale gas revolution or is it another earth polluting source of energy?” is yet to be answered.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Shale gas can still be considered as one of the hot topics today.
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Key Findings & Data:Some people believe in the pros of the subject, whereas some others stand on the cons’ side.
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Conclusion & Impact:The question of “Are we experiencing a shale gas revolution or is it another earth polluting source of energy?” is yet to be answered.
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⚙️Variables:Environmental Effects Of Shale Gas Extraction

Abstract

Shale gas can still be considered as one of the hot topics today. Some people believe in the pros of the subject, whereas some others stand on the cons’ side. Each party is firmly supporting their own side of the story. It is possible to express that there is more to the researches that are needed to determine the math about shale gas. The question of “Are we experiencing a shale gas revolution or is it another earth polluting source of energy?” is yet to be answered.

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TEMİZ, F. (2016). A Brief Look On The Environmental Effects Of Shale Gas Extraction. International Journal of Energy Studies, Sayı: 2, 82–93. https://ajindex.com/articles/154684

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