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    opposed to conservation that believe short term problem solving like hydraulic fracturing is an exceptional form of obtaining fossil fuels. The act of hydraulic fracturing must be put to a halt because it includes drilling holes deep into the earth, which are then filled with toxic fluids that allow for the release of oil or gas. According to The Gemological Institute of Romania, Bucharest, Romania, they would describe hydraulic fracturing as “a planting of an ecological bomb with delayed…

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    both big deals to most of you. Hydraulic fracturing not only slowly causes environmental destruction, but it can cause disease such as cancer and a wide range of respiratory diseases. Credibility: I have previously done some research on hydraulic fracturing, just learning what exactly it is and why it is used. Thesis: Hydraulic Fracturing is a very dirty way to obtain energy, causing disease and environment loss. Preview: Today I am going to talk about how hydraulic fracturing destroys the…

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    Drought causes hydraulic failure in trees. Hydraulic failure is one of the main cause of mortality that trees succumb to. Tree die off due to drought conditions has been high in the last two decades. Hydraulic Failure goes hand and hand with two other concepts: carbon starvation and cavitation, which also cause tree mortality. These concepts occur when a tree is not able to transport enough water from the soil to support itself. Some species of trees are more susceptible to hydraulic failure.…

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    Hydraulic fracking is a procedure where rocks beneath the earth are injected with water, sand, and chemicals which in result cause the flow of natural gases and oil. The government uses fracking as a beneficial tool to obtain gases and oil. Although, fracking procedures can cause long span risk. I Brandon, as a member of Gov. Wolfe’s cabinet, vote against hydraulic fracking should be banned in the state of Pennsylvania because it is harming the environment, causes public health issues, and…

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    Fracking Process Analysis

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    flow out to the head of the well. This process can be executed vertical and horizontally by drilling through the Rock layers. This allows new directional ways to release gases or used for existing channels to have better flow. The process is called hydraulic fracking because it refers to how the Rock if being broken apart by a high pressure mixture. Since you are digging deeper into the ground it can cause environmental concerns towards the earth. Not only can you start to cause earthquakes but…

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    S. relies on foreign imports. Excavation of gas containing rock formations decreases the need and dependence of fossil fuel from a secondary source. The cost of imported natural gas puts an economic pressure on the country but through means of hydraulic fracturing, the U.S. is able to provide a substantial amount of natural gas for itself while simultaneously gaining profits internationally. The developing practice of fracking leads to an increasing need for jobs. A recent study performed by…

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    Disadvantages Of Fracking

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    because they don’t need it, we are finding lots of oil in shale, but its too dense and hard to extract that oil out of without breaking it up first. Fracking means to use liquid to break apart fissures and extract oil and gas through the gaps, and hydraulic means to be using and moving fluid under pressure. They have reinvented portions of the process of how we go about drilling with horizontal drilling, but the process of starting a hole is a lot like poking a straw in an orange once you find…

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    To begin with, fracking is is a slang term that refers to hydraulic fracturing which is the procedure of creating fractures in rocks and rock formations by injecting fluid into cracks to force them open thus releasing oil and natural gas. In this essay I will be citing from multiple sources and explaining the pros and cons of fracking. First of all, fracking is very harmful to the environment. According to the New York Times, “The fracking cocktail includes acids, detergents and poisons that…

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    In this essay, I will be highlighting the negative effects of hydraulic fracking in its role of causing potential damage to the environment and contamination of groundwater. Hydraulic fracking is defined as the injection of liquid fluid at high pressure that extracts oil or gas. In Cart’s article, she denotes how this issue is very problematic because both oppositions have different opinions. For instance, the companies she interviewed disregard the potential damages from fracking and state…

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    Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is one of our nation 's biggest issues. Fracking is very harmful to us, our country and everything in it. Fracking contaminates drinking water, pollutes the air, leaves a ton of waste water, harms the wildlife and their habitats, and release toxic chemicals everywhere else. Hydraulic fracturing is currently receiving a lot of attention everywhere. So the question is, do the benefits of hydraulic fracturing outweigh the consequences? Although fracking seems…

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