2. What products are obtained with fracking?
Through fracking or hydraulic fracturing, shale gas and shale oil is obtained. Shale gas is like conventional natural gas that has been used in homes, industry, commerce and vehicles. Natural gas is composed of between 90% and 95% of methane, whose contribution to the greenhouse effect is 21 times greater than that of CO2, although its 220 times lower in the atmosphere. Shale oil is like conventional oil. The difference between the two shale products with their traditional pairs is how they are trapped in the rocks, at depths that can exceed three kilometers, as well as the unconventional technology necessary for their extraction.
Other FAQs about Fracking
1. What is fracking?
2. What products are obtained with fracking?
3. How is the fracking procedure?
4. When was fracking first used?
5. Is fracking dangerous?
6. How does fracking affect the environment?
7. How does fracking affect climate change?
8. What are shale gas and shale oil?
9. In what countries is fracking done?
10. Are there regulations for fracking technology?
11. In which countries is fracking prohibited?
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