Gas Issues - Videos

An Earth Focus documentary about Marcellus gas drilling and hydraulic fracturing.

Fracking 101:

Reporters from Bloomberg News decided to see how much methane was leaking from old gas wells.

Marcellus Shale Reality Tour Series

This is a link to the multi-part series about Marcellus Gas drilling and the envoronmental and other problem that go with it.
The series of videos was produced by the Gas Drilling Awareness Coalition.

Keith Oberman interviews Josh Fox on the film Gasland

Amy Goodman of Democracy Now interviews Josh Fox producer of the movie Gasland.

A Josh Fox update to the film Gasland. This film called The Sky is Pink discusses the industries attempts to dilute the facts by introducing small amounts of doubt.

Marcellus Shale Reality Tour, part 2
Residents of Dimock, PA discuss the problems they have had with drinking water being contaminated by the shale gas drilling and fracking.

An industry animation about the hydraulic fracturing process.

This is Deborah Rogers' full talk, given in Binghamton, Jan 19 2012, "Shale Promises, or Shale Spin? The Economics Behind Fracking"

This is a strange little video about the conversation between a property owner and the land man about leasing your land to the gas company. What makes it strange is it's done with hand puppets. The video presents all the relevant points of dealing with the gas companies. Take a look at it. It's informative in its silly way.

Part 1
"Unconventional Gas Development from Shale: Myths and Realities Related to Human Health Impacts".

Video by Cris McConkey. Keynote address by Anthony Ingraffea at Marcellus Shale Exposed, held March 17, 2012 at Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, PA.

Part 2
"Unconventional Gas Development from Shale: Myths and Realities Related to Human Health Impacts".

Video by Cris McConkey. Keynote address by Anthony Ingraffea at Marcellus Shale Exposed, held March 17, 2012 at Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, PA.

Part 3
"Unconventional Gas Development from Shale: Myths and Realities Related to Human Health Impacts".

Video by Cris McConkey. Keynote address by Anthony Ingraffea at Marcellus Shale Exposed, held March 17, 2012 at Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, PA.