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Fact, Fiction and Fracking
Event type:
Evening meeting, Lecture
Organised by:
Central Scotland Regional Group
Venue:
City Cafe Basement, Edinburgh
Event status:
EVENT CLOSED
The shale gas debate (pro and con) is highly polarised in the US and Europe. Information on the web, in the media, or on gas company websites is often biased, presenting no scientific evidence or distorting the evidence, thinly disguising the agenda beneath.
In this presentation Mike reviews and explains in a simple and compelling narrative the key papers and studies that form the background to the debate. Mike sets this science within the general context of the geological and environmental processes that are involved, debunking the 'bad science' on both sides of the argument and making clear the science that does matter so that people can make an informed choice.
Shale Gas and Fracking: the Science behind the Controversy by Michael Stephenson
published by Elsevier in 2015
Speaker
Professor Michael Stephenson
Director of Science and Technology at the British Geological Survey
Venue
City Café Basement
19 Blair Street
Edinburgh
EH1 1QR
Time
6.00pm for 6.15pm - All Welcome
Refreshments will be available