Beyond the fracking wars
Subtitle: a guide for lawyers, public officials, planners, and citizens
By: Erica Levine Powers and Beth E. Kinne, editors
Contributors: American Bar Association. Section of State and Local Government Law
Publisher: American Bar Association, Section of State and Local Government Law; American Bar Association
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 349
ISBN-13: 9781627221634
Subjects: Hydraulic fracturing; Law and legislation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The technology of oil and gas shale development / Beth E. Kinne; title: The oil and gas industry / Erica Levine Powers and Adam J. Yagelski; title: Leasing mineral rights / Chad J. Lee and Jill D. Cantway; title: Oil and gas exploration without leases / Christopher Denton; title: Getting gas to the people / Suedeen Kelly and Vera Callahan Neinast; title: Anticipating problems / Heather M. Urwiller; title: Clearing the air / Beth E. Kinne; title: Western water law / Kevin Patrick and Laurie Stern; title: A riparian rights perspective / Adam J. Yagelski; title: Fractured / Lisa Wozniak, Drew YoungDyke, and Jacque Rose; title: Man camps, boomtowns, and the boom-and-bust cycle / Sorell E Negro; title: Getting ahead of drilling companies in the Haynesville shale / Charles C. Grubb; title: Backyard drilling / Terrence S. Welch; title: An industry perspective from Texas / R. Kinnan Golemon; title: Resolving the fracking wars through planning and stakeholder engagement / Kenneth J. Warren; title: The international community's response to hydraulic fracturing and a case for international oversight / Benjamin E. Griffith; title: Shareholder engagement as a tool for risk management and disclosure / Richard A. Liroff.