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• W2783288081 abstract "Abstract In December 2016, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) published the findings of their multiyear study entitled, Hydraulic Fracturing for Oil and Gas: Impacts from the Hydraulic Fracturing Water Cycle on Drinking Water Resources in the United States. EPA's final report (with contributing studies) totals over a thousand pages, and sparked controversy during the assessment, after the release of their draft 2015 report and the final document. This paper provides a summary of the EPA study effort and processes, and highlights key finding and limitations of the work. In 2010 Congress authorized the U.S. EPA to study the potential impact of hydraulic fracturing (HF) on water quality. EPA's office of Research and Development (ORD) drafted a study approach that included (1) defining research questions and identifying data gaps, (2) conducting a process for stakeholder input and research prioritization, (3) developing a detailed study design that would lead to external peer-review, and (4) implementation of the planned research. This study approach was reviewed by a committee formulated under the EPA's Scientific Advisory Board (SAB), and one author of this paper served on the first SAB review panel. A separate SAB committee was empaneled later to review the results of the research and draft conclusions. All three authors of this paper were appointed to the second SAB panel. Initially, industry considered the Congressional request to be a focused assessment related to the actual process of HF on drinking water. It later became clear that the interpretation by the EPA of the Congressional request was a broader evaluation on the life cycle of water during the drilling and completion activities for oil and gas development. The final focused study approach was based on a HF hydraulic fracturing water cycle beginning with water acquisition, chemical mixing, and injection of the treatment. After HF (the actual hydraulic fracturing treatment, also known as completion), the fracture water cycle includes produced water handling, HF water disposal and reuse, and identification and hazard evaluation of chemicals across the hydraulic fracturing water cycle. Each of the stages in the HF process are treated separately in the study, and includes fundamental explanations, scientific research, academic (literature) review, and stakeholder input. This paper provides a succinct summary of the EPA HF study. The summary is important for industry, government and academia as the final Assessment report is currently being cited as a basis for policy and regulatory development worldwide." @default.
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• W2783288081 date "2018-01-23" @default.
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• W2783288081 title "A Summary of the US Environmental Protection Agency's Multiyear Study of the Potential Impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing on Drinking Water Resources" @default.
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• W2783288081 doi "https://doi.org/10.2118/189873-ms" @default.
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