Sentence examples for drilling and extraction from inspiring English sources

But the American Dental Association, the nation's leading dental society, opposes the use of nondentists for "irreversible procedures" — including drilling and extraction — citing patient safety.

The unprecedented growth in U.S. gas production brought about by changes in drilling and extraction technology has triggered a battle in Washington over who should benefit.

He also became a consultant to Consol Energy, after years of advocating drilling and extraction policies helpful to the company, a Pennsylvania gas and coal producer.

If Pennsylvania officials are not up to the job, the Environmental Protection Agency must take action to strengthen regulation, monitoring and enforcement of natural gas drilling and extraction activities.

He said Europe's shale resources, although different in some ways from the resources in North America, "may prove to be significant," partly because of rapidly evolving drilling and extraction techniques.

Instead, over a decade ago, with the industry's support, the agency reduced the frequency of inspections of blowout preventers to once every 14 days from once a week, citing the disruptions that these tests caused to oil drilling and extraction efforts.

Support for more oil drilling and coal extraction registered at just 8 percent and 6 percent, respectively.

McKibben said Clinton had made a "credible commitment" to renewable energy, but she could not dodge the difficult decisions ahead on Arctic drilling and coal extraction – let alone the Keystone pipeline.

'The EPA's own science advisers are rightfully responding to the EPA's report with the fact that drilling and unconventional extraction are risks to the water cycle and that water contamination is a common and inherent problem.'.

"The EPA's own science advisers are rightfully responding to the EPA's report with the fact that drilling and unconventional extraction are risks to the water cycle and that water contamination is a common and inherent problem," said Tony Ingraffea, a professor at Cornell University.

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