Sweden / Poland / United States / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Durham University / UK station / Preese Hall / /
IndustryTerm
shale gas industry / decay products / shale gas province / shale gas / short-lived daughter product / shale gas basins / chemical additives / dry gas cleaning process / hydraulic fracturing technology / food / energy / steel manufacturing plants / fractured shale gas / oil and gas industry / shale gas basin / electricity / shale gas development / shale gas exploitation / shale gas wells / pharmaceutical research / oil and gas installations / unconventional gas reservoir extending / shale gas exploration licences / oil and gas extraction / manufacturing / oil and gas production / energy output / shale gas well development / chemicals / gas potential / steel / using a dry gas cleaning process / /
MedicalTreatment
radiation / /
NaturalFeature
North Sea / /
Organization
UK Environment Agency / Department of Earth Sciences / UK Health Protection Agency / Durham University / Environment Agency / World Health Organisation / OSPAR Commission / Centre for Research / /
Person
Barnett Shale / / /
Position
Harper / Corresponding author / King / /
Product
K-40 / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Louisiana / /
Region
northeast Texas / central Texas / northwest Louisiana / /
Radionuclides in fracking flowback fluid The flux of radionuclides in flowback fluid from shale gas exploitation. Almond S., Clancy, S.A., Davies, R.J., Worrall, F1.