Background: Higher risk of exposure to environmental health hazards near oil and gas wells
has spurred interest in quantifying populations that live in proximity to oil and gas …

The drilling phase of oil and natural gas development is a growing area of environmental
justice (EJ) research, particularly in the United States. Its emergence complements the …

The heavily-revised Practical Handbook of Marine Science, Fourth Edition continues its
tradition as a state-of-the-art reference that updates the field of marine science to meet the …

Fracking has become a hot topic in the media and public discourse not only because of its
economic benefit but also its environmental impacts. Recently, scientists have investigated …

The exploitation of shale gas resources is a significant issue of environmental justice.
Uneven distributions of risks and social impacts to local site communities must be balanced …

Contamination from anthropogenic activities is a long-standing challenge to the
sustainability of groundwater resources. Physically based (PB) models are often used in …

This is the third in a series of independent research papers attempting to improve the quality
of descriptive data and analysis of tailings facility failures globally focusing on the relative …

Hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, has been increasing exponentially across the
United States, which holds the largest known shale gas reserves in the world. Studies have …

When advocating for policy change, coalitions rely on various elements and strategies of
policy narratives, including emotions. However, past research on the Narrative Policy …

Oilfield-adjacent communities often report symptoms such as headaches and/or asthma.
Yet, little data exists on health experiences and exposures in urban environments with oil …