Authors
Jeffrey B Jacquet, Anne N Junod, Dylan Bugden, Grace Wildermuth, Joshua T Fergen, Kirk Jalbert, Brian Rahm, Paige Hagley, Kathryn J Brasier, Kai Schafft, Leland Glenna, Timothy Kelsey, Joshua Fershee, David L Kay, Richard C Stedman, James Ladlee
Publication date
2018/11/1
Source
The Extractive Industries and Society
Volume
5
Issue
4
Pages
596-609
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
It’s been just over a decade since Unconventional Oil and Gas development began in earnest in the Marcellus Shale, a dense shale formation that, along with the deeper and larger Utica Shale, covers much of the mid-Atlantic United States. Since January 2008, approximately 15,939 wells have been drilled and fracked at 5674 sites across these shales. This decennial documents the pace, scale, and stages of actual development and takes stock of the social science on impacts to communities, people, policies, and culture. We have divided this article into the following sections that are categorized both geographically and thematically: Pennsylvania: Heart of the Marcellus Shale Play, focuses on the plethora of social science research that has occurred on impacts to Pennsylvania communities, health, economics, and agricultural production; West Virginia and Ohio: Legacies of Extraction discusses research on the …
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