Like your site. There is a lot of science studies on shale gas. Pembina, Suzuki, Worldwatch, Greenpeace, Frac Attack, MIT, have all done good work mostly opposed or neutral to shale gas. There is also a huge body of science that is attached to industry and gets discounted. Would you like references?

Like your site. There is a lot of science studies on shale gas. Pembina, Suzuki, Worldwatch, Greenpeace, Frac Attack, MIT, have all done good work mostly opposed or neutral to shale gas. There is also a huge body of science that is attached to industry and gets discounted. Would you like references? — Asked by questerre

Thanks! Well, as you know, this blog is about university research in Quebec, so I would definitely be interested in any science undertaken by researchers from here.

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questerre said: Laval does good geology work on sediments including structural. I will get you a reference but not very accessible to laymen. Understanding the geological complexity is needed to know where gas activities are simply dwarfed and where they can impact
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