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World Economic Forum: Oil and natural gas development responsible for 9% of all US Jobs in 2011 (March, 2012)
Wood Mackenzie: Shale could help create 1.4 million new jobs (September, 2011)
University of Texas at San Antonio: Eagle Ford Shale accounts for $25 billion in economic activity in 2011 (May, 2012)
IHS CERA: The economic and employment contributions of shale gas in the United States (December, 2011)
National Petroleum Council: North American natural gas resources can meet decades of demand (April, 2011)
Massachussetts Institute of Technology: The future of natural gas (June, 2011)
PriceWaterhouseCoopers: Shale gas could create over 1 million jobs (December, 2011)
American Chemistry Council: Shale could support 400,000 jobs (March, 2011)
Energy Information Administration: Shale gas is a game changer for global markets (March, 2010)
Interstate Oil ang Gas Commission: States’ experience with hydraulic fracturing (July, 2002)
OOGEEP: 200,000 new jobs possible in Buckeye State thanks to shale (September, 2011)
Penn State University: Pa. Marcellus supports 140,000 jobs in 2010 (July, 2011)
NY DEC: Marcellus development could generate 55,000 new jobs (September, 2011)
Penn State Univeristy: The economic impacts of the Pennsylvania Marcellus Shale (May, 2010)
Michigan House of Representatives Natural Gas Subcommittee: Energy and Job Creation (April, 2012)
Louisiana Oil and Gas Association: Shale development to support nearly 400,000 jobs by 2014 (April, 2010)
Chesapeake Energy: Natural gas abundant, affordable, and water efficient (September, 2009)
Weinstein & Clower: Natural gas could support $37 billion in activity in Broome County, New York (September, 2009)
Penn State: Prospects and economic impacts of developing the Marcellus Shale (July, 2009)
Penn State:Marcellus Shale development supports over 48,000 jobs in 2009 (July, 2009)
Potential Gas Committee: U.S. natural gas resource base exceeds 1,836 TCF (June, 2009)
Advanced Resources International: Natural gas development supports U.S. economy (April, 2009)
Louisiana Department of Natural Resources: Haynesville Shale supports 3.8 billion in revenues in 2008 (April, 2009)
ICF International: U.S. oil and natural gas development strengthens our economy (December, 2008)
Oklahoma State University: Oklahoma oil and gas production employs 80,000 generates $8.6 billion (October, 2008)
Marshall University: Natural gas industry in West Virginia supports over two percent of state’s employment (August, 2008)
Quality Environmental Professional Associates: Pathway analysis for oil and gas production (June, 2008)
The Perryman Group: Barnett Shale supports over 83,000 jobs per year (March, 2008)
IPAA: Oil & gas producing industry in your state (August, 2011)
Oil & Gas Journal: Comparison between gel-fracture and water-fracture stimulations (August, 1991)