Publications

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2014
Shenk T.  2014.  Susquehanna River Basin Commission Ongoing Water Quality Monitoring. Susquehanna River Basin Commission Ongoing Water Quality Monitoring.
Pelepko S.  2014.  Using Produced Water and Drilling Trends to Explore Marcellus Shale Development in Pennsylvania. Using Produced Water and Drilling Trends to Explore Marcellus Shale Development in Pennsylvania.
Vidic RD, Brantley SL, Abad JD, Vastine J, Yoxtheimer D, Wilderman C, Pollak J.  2014.  Water Quality Challenges Associated with Energy Resource Extraction from Marcellus Shale. Water Quality Challenges Associated with Energy Resource Extraction from Marcellus Shale.
Brantley S, Yoxtheimer D, Arjmand S, Grieve P, Vidic R, Pollak J, Llewellyn G, Abad J, Simon C.  2014.  Water resource impacts during unconventional shale gas development: The Pennsylvania experience. International Journal of Coal Geology article,. Water resource impacts during unconventional shale gas development: The Pennsylvania experience. International Journal of Coal Geology article,. 126:140-156.
Brantley SL.  2014.  Welcome: The Shale Network. Welcome: The Shale Network.
Brasier K, Jalbert K, Kinchy A, Unroe C.  2014.  What Have We Learned About How People Share Data. What Have We Learned About How People Share Data.
[Anonymous].  2014.  What Have We Learned from the Shale Network Effort. What Have We Learned from the Shale Network Effort.
Brantley SL.  2014.  What Have We Learned from the Shale Network Effort. What Have We Learned from the Shale Network Effort.
2015
Llewellyn G, Dorman F, Westland J.L, Yoxtheimer D, Grieve P, Sowers T, Humston-Fulmer E., Brantley SL.  2015.  Evaluating a groundwater supply contamination incident attributed to Marcellus Shale gas development. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 112(20)
Llewellyn G, Dorman F, Yoxtheimer D, Brantley SL.  2015.  Frequently asked questions about the study “Evaluating a groundwater supply contamination incident attributed to Marcellus Shale gas development”.
Akob DM, Cozzarelli IM, Dunlap DS, Rowan EL, Lorah MM.  2015.  Organic and inorganic composition and microbiology of produced waters from Pennsylvania shale gas wells. Applied Geochemistry. in press
2017
Brasier K., Jalbert K., Kinchy A., Brantley S., Unroe C..  2017.   Barriers to sharing water quality data: experiences from the Shale Network. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management .
[Anonymous].  2017.  Shale Network agenda.
Grieve P.L., Hynek S.A., Heilweil V., Sowers T., Llewellyn G, Yoxtheimer D, Solomon D.K., Brantley S.L..  2017.  Using environmental tracers and modelling to identify natural and gas well-induced emissions of methane into streams. Applied Geochemistry .
2018
Brantley SL, Vidic RD, Brasier K, Yoxtheimer D, Pollak J, WIlderman C, Wen T.  2018.  Engaging over data on fracking and water quality. Science. 359(6374)
2019
Presentations SN.  2019.  Shale Network Workshop Presentations.
Submitted
Han Y., Simon C., Arjmand S., Abad J.D..  Submitted.  Choosing Watersheds/HUC10 to perform modeling on transport of contaminants. Choosing Watersheds/HUC10 to perform modeling on transport of contaminants.