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Shale Development

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  1. Federal Eminent Domain Blog

    Forum to Focus on Marcellus Shale Drilling Effects

    By Alan Ackerman

    The Pennsylvania River Reporter notes that there will be an April 9-10 seminar at Pennsylvania State University. This may offer an enlightening discussion of the Marcellus Shale effects which have…

  2. Federal Eminent Domain Blog

    Shale Drilling Effects in Ohio and Pennsylvania

    By Alan Ackerman

    The article on shale drilling in Ohio and Pennsylvania describes the combined efforts of large landowner groups in negotiating leases with gas companies to acquire property. This article falls in…

  3. Energy & Environmental Law Blog

    Natural Gas Liquids

    By Greg Russell

    The WSJ has an interesting article on the opportunities for natural gas liquids production from the country's shale resources:  "The boom has turned into a potential profit center for oil-and-gas…

  4. Energy & Environmental Law Blog

    New Study on Shale Gas Benefits

    By Greg Russell

    The Sacramento Bee is reporting on a new study published by PwC addressing the potential benefits for manufacturers from U.S. shale gas development:  "'An underappreciated part of the shale gas…

  5. Energy & Environmental Law Blog

    EIA – Analysis / Reports

    By Greg Russell

    The Energy Information Administration (EIA) has some items you may find of interest: Trends in Eagle Ford drilling, including animation:  "The animated map shows that the Eagle Ford shale comprises…

  6. Land Use Prof Blog

    Wiseman & Gradijan on Regulation of Shale Gas Development

    By Land Use Prof

    Hannah Wiseman (Tulsa, Florida State)--who did some terrific guest-blogging with us last year and is part of the crew over at the Environmental Law Prof Blog--and Francis Gradijan (JD, Texas)…

  7. Energy & Environmental Law Blog

    Oilfield Jobs

    By Greg Russell

    The Houston Chronicle is reporting on the hiring challenges faced by the oil and gas industry, fueled by increased shale development in the U.S.:  "While the job picture remains stagnant…

  8. Environmental Law Prof Blog

    The Department of Energy Weighs in Again on Shale Gas and Fracturing

    By Environmental Law Prof

    The Shale Gas Production Subcommittee of the Secretary of Energy Advisory Board has released its second, ninety-day report, which contains several important recommendations.  The report is not afraid to point…

  9. Energy & Environmental Law Blog

    Ohio Update

    By Greg Russell

    The Akron Beacon Journal has an interesting article on the potential for Ohio's E&P industry:  "A state official estimated Tuesday that as much as 5 billion barrels of oil and…

  10. Environmental Law Prof Blog

    Impressions from a Frac Site

    By Environmental Law Prof

    An energy company generously allowed several students and me to watch a perforating and hydraulic fracturing operation at a vertical Woodford Shale gas well today.  (After drilling and casing a…