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Two Professors Faced Years of Harassment for Defying the Fossil Fuel Industry. Now, They Are Reframing the Discussion Around Fracking

By Anil Oza | November 16, 2020

While fracking ascended to national prominence in the national election according to Cornell professors, a failing that underscored both sides of the debate on fracking is a fundamental misunderstanding of what fracking is and the role it plays in the fossil fuel industry.

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Professors Use Poetry and Photography to Analyze Impact of Fracking

By Rachel Liu | November 13, 2018

More than 35 students filled into a packed Rockefeller Hall classroom on Monday to learn more about the notorious F-Word: fracking.

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Local Activists Challenge University’s Plan to Run North Campus Additions on Natural Gas

By Anne Snabes | September 12, 2018

“[The project is] being designed in a way that can be switched over in the future to other renewable energy sources when they become more efficient than the Cornell district energy system,” Wolf said.