Repository for Oil and Gas Energy Research (ROGER)

The Repository for Oil and Gas Energy Research, or ROGER, is a near-exhaustive collection of bibliographic information, abstracts, and links to many of journal articles that pertain to shale and tight gas development. The goal of this project is to create a single repository for unconventional oil and gas-related research as a resource for academic, scientific, and citizen researchers.

ROGER currently includes 2303 studies.
Last updated: December 10, 2024

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Critique of Well Activity Proxy Uses Inadequate Data and Statistics
Gunnar W. Schade, January 1970
Fracking and health
David McCoy and Patrick Saunders, June 2018
Potential Health Implications Related to Fracking
Russell A. Wilke and Jerome W. Freeman, November 2017
Health concerns associated with unconventional gas mining in rural Australia
Melissa R. Haswell and Anna Bethmont, January 1970
Inspiring Collaboration: The Legacy of Theo Colborn's Transdisciplinary Research on Fracking
Wylie et al., September 2016
Community health impacts from oil and gas development in Texas The perspective of Sharon Wilson
Lourdes Vera, August 2016
High volume hydraulic fracturing operations: potential impacts on surface water and human health
Igor Mrdjen and Jiyoung Lee, July 2016
Addressing uncertainty in public health risks due to hydraulic fracturing
Ward et al., June 2016
Health Impact Assessments, Regulation, and the Unconventional Gas Industry in the UK: Exploiting Resources, Ideology, and Expertise?
Andrew Watterson and William Dinan, February 2016
The risk of hydraulic fracturing on public health in the UK and the UK’s fracking legislation
Elisabeth Reap, December 2015
Unconventional natural gas development and human health: thoughts from the United States
Finkel et al., October 2015
Environmental and health impacts of ‘fracking’: why epidemiological studies are necessary
Madelon L. Finkel and Jake Hays, August 2015
Birth Outcomes and Natural Gas Development: Methodological Limitations
Fedak et al., September 2014
Hydraulic Fracturing and the Risk of Silicosis:
Kenneth D. Rosenman, July 2014
Health and fracking: Should the medical profession be concerned?
Mash et al., May 2014
Public Health England's draft report on shale gas extraction
Law et al., April 2014
Unconventional natural gas development: economic salvation or looming public health disaster?
Geralyn P. McCarron and David King, April 2014
Harms unknown: health uncertainties cast doubt on the role of unconventional gas in Australia's energy future
Coram et al., March 2014
Occupational exposures in the oil and gas extraction industry: State of the science and research recommendations
Witter et al., March 2014
The health implications of fracking
Kovats et al., March 2014
The importance of public health agency independence: marcellus shale gas drilling in pennsylvania
Bernard D Goldstein, February 2014
Hydraulic fracturing: a new public health problem 138 years in the making?
Mackie et al., October 2013
The implications of unconventional drilling for natural gas: a global public health concern
M.L. Finkel and J. Hays, October 2013
Is shale gas drilling an energy solution or public health crisis?
Margaret A Rafferty and Elena Limonik, January 1970
Fracking, the Environment, and Health
McDermott-Levy et al., June 2013
The use of health impact assessment for a community undergoing natural gas development
Witter et al., June 2013
Public health and high volume hydraulic fracturing
Korfmacher et al., February 2013
Modern Natural Gas Development and Harm to Health: The Need for Proactive Public Health Policies
Finkel et al., December 2024
Preserving health in the Marcellus region
Ruth McDermott-Levy and Nina Kaktins, September 2012
Environmental pathways of potential impacts to human health from oil and gas development in northeast British Columbia, Canada
Judi Krzyzanowski, June 2012
Missing from the Table: Role of the Environmental Public Health Community in Governmental Advisory Commissions Related to Marcellus Shale Drilling
Goldstein et al., April 2012
Blind Rush? Shale Gas Boom Proceeds Amid Human Health Questions
Charles W. Schmidt, August 2011
The rush to drill for natural gas: a public health cautionary tale
Madelon L Finkel and Adam Law, May 2011
Drilling the Marcellus shale for natural gas: environmental health issues for nursing
Nina M Kaktins, March 2011

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