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Tag Archives: fracking
Fracking sprawl across West Texas
Many places across America lament the urban sprawl taking place in their midst. Meanwhile, parts of Texas have a different kind of sprawl to contend with – fracking sprawl. As can be seen in the photos taken as I flew … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, air travel, Alternative energy, aviation, Cities, Climate Change, economics, energy, geography, Geology, health, Housing, infrastructure, land use, pictures, planning, politics, pollution, spatial design, sprawl, topography, Travel, Uncategorized, visual pollution
Tagged fracking, oil drilling, pollution
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Fracking is lacking
I don’t know about you, but I find both the term and method of extraction known as “fracking” to be downright disgusting. While it might be an accurate way to describe the method utilized to extract natural gas, it certainly … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative energy, bicycling, civics, climate change, consumerism, economics, energy, environment, Geology, health, humanity, land use, nature, politics, pollution, Renewable Energy, sustainability
Tagged ecology, energy, environment, fracking, nature, pollution, strip mining
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