Fractured Communities: Risk, Impacts, and Protest Against Hydraulic Fracking in U.S. Shale Regions (Nature, Society, and Culture)
by Stephanie A. Malin, Anthony E. Ladd, Hilary Boudet, Sherry Cable, Brittany Gaustad, Peter Hall, James Maples, Tamara Mix, Carmel Price, Dakota K.T. Raynes, Stacia Ryder, Suzanne Staggenborg, Trang Tran, Ion Bogdan Vasi, Cameron Thomas Whitley, Patricia Widener
Fractured Communities explores hydraulic fracking in U.S. shale regions through an interdisciplinary study of risk, impacts, and protest. Drawing on perspectives connected to nature, society, and culture, the volume examines how fracking shapes communities and generates public responses, making it a valuable resource for environmental and social inquiry.
About This Book
Fractured Communities examines hydraulic fracking in U.S. shale regions and its relationship to risk, social impacts, and public protest.
Situated at the intersection of nature, society, and culture, the book considers how communities experience and respond to fracking.
Bringing together a broad group of contributors, this volume offers an interdisciplinary perspective on a major environmental and social issue.
It is suited to readers interested in energy development, environmental studies, sociology, geography, and community activism.
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