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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The politics of Asian fracking: Public risk perceptions towards shale gas development in China
Tan et al., August 2019
Putting on partisan glasses: Political identity, quality of life, and oil and gas production in Colorado
Malin et al., June 2019
The structure of attitudes towards shale gas extraction in the United Kingdom
Andersson-Hudson et al., June 2019
How distance influences dislike: Responses to proposed fracking in Fermanagh, Northern Ireland
Craig et al., June 2019
The politics of scientific consensus? Political divergence and partisanship in unconventional energy development in the United States
Christopher E. Clarke and Darrick T. N. Evensen, May 2019
Where's the fracking bias?: Contested media frames and news reporting on shale gas in the United States
Gearhart et al., May 2019
Public opinion toward hydraulic fracturing: The effect of beyond compliance and voluntary third-party certification
Lee et al., May 2019
Local Perceptions of Hydraulic Fracturing Ahead of Exploratory Drilling in Eastern South Africa
Devan Allen McGranahan and Kevin P. Kirkman, February 2019
Tradeoffs, balancing, and adaptation in the agriculture-oil and gas nexus: Insights from farmers and ranchers in the United States
Haggerty et al., January 2019
Perceptions of Local Leaders in Shale Energy Communities: Views on Influence, Inclusion, and Trust (A Research Note)
Gene L Theodori and Karen M Douglas, December 2024
"We Do Not Exist" Illness, Invisibility, and Empowerment of Communities Struck by the Fracking Boom
Kristen M. Schorpp, December 2018
Maryland is not for Shale: Scientific and public anxieties of predicting health impacts of fracking
Thurka Sangaramoorthy, November 2018
Fracking in a fractured environment: Shale gas mining and institutional dynamics in South Africa’s young democracy
Doreen Atkinson, November 2018
The Fiscal Impacts of Energy: Perspectives from local governments in the Mountain West, USA
Adam Mayer, November 2018
Birth and Death(?) of the Anti-Fracking Movement: Inferences from Quantity of Coverage Theory
Allan Mazur, October 2018
Fuel to the fire: Risk governance and framing of shale gas in the Netherlands
Tamara Metze, October 2018
The Eagle Ford and Bakken shale regions of the United States: A comparative case study
Emily Grubert, October 2018
Review of shale gas social science in the United Kingdom, 2013–2018
Darrick Evensen, September 2018
Co-production of the shale gas publics in Poland and the negotiation of the state citizens relations
Aleksandra Lis, September 2018
Hydraulic fracturing, coalition activity and shock: Assessing the potential for coalition-based collective action in Argentina’s Vaca Muerta formation
Costie et al., September 2018
The lay of the land: The public, participation and policy in China’s fracking frenzy
Miriam R. Aczel and Karen E. Makuch, August 2018
Public perceptions of hydraulic fracturing (Fracking) in Canada: Economic nationalism, issue familiarity, and cultural bias
Lachapelle et al., August 2018
Urgency in energy justice: Contestation and time in prospective shale extraction in the United States and United Kingdom
Partridge et al., August 2018
Citizen perceptions of fracking: The risks and opportunities of natural gas development in Canada
Christopher D. O’Connor and Kaitlin Fredericks, August 2018
National discovery and citizen experts in Aotearoa New Zealand: Local and global narratives of hydraulic fracturing
Patricia Widener, June 2018
Lightning rods, earthquakes, and regional identities: towards a multi-scale framework of assessing fracking risk perception
James Pollard and David Rose, June 2018
Unconventional oil and gas in France: From popular distrust to politicization of the underground
Chailleux et al., June 2018
Public perception of the relationship between climate change and unconventional gas development (‘fracking’) in the US
Darrick Evensen and Benjamin Brown-Steiner, May 2018
Social Equity and “Fracking”: Local Awareness and Responses
Pamela A. Mischen and Stephanie Swim, May 2018
Neither Knowledge Deficit nor NIMBY: Understanding Opposition to Hydraulic Fracturing as a Nuanced Coalition in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania (USA)
Danielle M. McLaughlin and Bethany B. Cutts, May 2018
Interpreting Images of Fracking: How Visual Frames and Standing Attitudes Shape Perceptions of Environmental Risk and Economic Benefit
Amber Krause and Erik P. Bucy, April 2018
How do landowners learn about high-volume hydraulic fracturing? A survey of Eastern Ohio landowners in active or proposed drilling units
Arnold et al., March 2018
Fracking in China: Community Impacts and Public Support of Shale Gas Development
Chloe Sher and Cary Wu, February 2018
UK public beliefs about fracking and effects of knowledge on beliefs and support: A problem for shale gas policy
Rachel A. Howell, February 2018
Local residents' risk perceptions in response to shale gas exploitation: Evidence from China
Yu et al., February 2018
The Dash for Gas
Neil et al., January 2018
“No Fracking Way” vs. “Drill Baby Drill”: A Restructuring of Who Is Pitted Against Whom in the Narrative Policy Framework
Gottlieb et al., December 2024
Keeping Your Enemies Close: The Role of Distrust in Structuring a Local Hydraulic Fracturing Policy Network in New York
Jeongyoon Lee and Jennifer Dodge, December 2024
Fracking Bad Guys: The Role of Narrative Character Affect in Shaping Hydraulic Fracturing Policy Preferences
Zanocco et al., December 2024
Shale energy development in the Southern United States: A review of perceived and objective social impacts
Gene L. Theodori, December 2024
Fracturing debate? A review of research on media coverage of ‘fracking’
Julian Matthews and Anders Hansen, December 2024
Economic Identity, Price and Policy: Willingness to Pay for Fracking Regulation in Colorado
Adam Mayer, December 2024
The Effect of Geographic Proximity to Unconventional Oil and Gas Development on Public Support for Hydraulic Fracturing
Boudet et al., December 2024
Reflections on a boom: Perceptions of energy development impacts in the Bakken oil patch inform environmental science & policy priorities
McGranahan et al., December 2017
Cultural theory of risk as a heuristic for understanding perceptions of oil and gas development in Eastern Montana, USA
McEvoy et al., October 2017
Beliefs about impacts matter little for attitudes on shale gas development
Darrick Evensen and Rich Stedman, October 2017
Political identity and paradox in oil and gas policy: A study of regulatory exaggeration in Colorado, US
Adam Mayer, October 2017
Understanding public perception of hydraulic fracturing: a case study in Spain
Costa et al., September 2017
Perceived risks of produced water management and naturally occurring radioactive material content in North Dakota
Torres et al., July 2017
A drill by any other name: Social representations, framing, and legacies of natural resource extraction in the fracking industry
Bugden et al., July 2017

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