The Green and the Black
The Complete Story of the Shale Revolution, the Fight over Fracking, and the Future of Energy
by Gary Sernovitz
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appears in Economics, Finance, and Nonfiction.
Gary Sernovitz leads a double life. The prototypical New York liberal, he is also an oil man a fact his leftleaning friends let slide until the word "fracking" entered popular parlance. "How can you frack" they suddenly demanded, aghast. But for Sernovitz, the real question is, "How can we not"Fracking has become a four letter word; an effigy ...
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appears in Economics, Finance, and Nonfiction.
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