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What is frac fluid made of?

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How are spills prevented during fracking?

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How is water managed in the fracking process?

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How much water is required to frac a well?

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What is being done to mitigate anomalous induced seismicity?

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How is water allocated for fracking?

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Does fracking cause groundwater contamination?

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Can fracking cause earthquakes?

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Are there rules for fracking in Canada?

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How long does fracking take?

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What happens to the flowback fluid?

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Why do we frac?

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What is fracking?

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Can tap water be lit on fire because of fracking?

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Household

From the moment you put on the coffee in the morning, until you set your alarm in the evening, you’re using oil and natural gas products at home.

Household

From the moment you put on the coffee in the morning, until you set your alarm in the evening, you’re using oil and natural gas products at home.

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Fuel

You think of what’s fuelled by oil or natural gas, you probably think of cars and trucks that run on gasoline. But some vehicles operate on diesel or even natural gas. Boats, airplanes and trains also run on fuels made from oil and natural gas.

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Clothing

From your head to your toes, in rain, snow or sunshine, you could be wearing oil and gas. Fabrics and materials created from petroleum can keep you dry and warm, or when we’re talking sunglasses, very cool!

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Bathroom

Can you imagine smearing oil and natural gas on your face? Or in your hair? How about on your lips or under your arms? Or into your eyes? Well, you do – every time you use moisturizer, shampoo, lip balm, deodorant or contact lenses!

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