US Shale Gas Development in Review

Zhongmin Wang

The United States has seen rapid recent development of shale gas. What are the factors behind the notable growth in the past decade? And what does it mean for shale gas development elsewhere in the world? Alan Krupnick and I examine the history of the US shale gas boom in a new RFF discussion paper. Read more here.

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Toward a More Sustainable Plastics Economy, with Fernando Vidal

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