The truth about fracking
Debunking the myths about the impact of fracking on the environment
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Is the ‘shale revolution‘ already winding down?
The efficiencies of shale exploitation technology may be sowing the seeds of a rapid decline
Bad public policy chokes out economic growth
Nova Scotia’s continued ban on fracking isn’t supported by evidence. And it has severely curtailed spending and job creation
Unlimited cheap natural gas is a win for everyone
Even climate extremists should embrace natural gas, since it’s slowly replacing coal and oil, and cutting carbon emissions
Fracking moratoriums hold back struggling provinces
Across Canada, misguided populism is creating bad public policy, preventing the spreading of economic benefits to all citizens
The fractured thinking behind Nova Scotia’s fracking ban
The ban on hydraulic fracturing defies science that says the practice is safe. And it means turning away from billions in profits
December oil and gas rights sale generates more than $9.5 million
The province has garnered $61.15 million so far this year, ahead of $50.17 million in 2016-17 with one sale remaining
Attacks on hydraulic fracturing in B.C. defy settled science
A public inquiry will simply play into the hands of those who oppose energy production in B.C., depriving the province of significant economic benefits
