Good stuff, been losing myself in the links. I gotta love a good metaphor, especially if its tied to geology (what I studied in university to get ready for edtech ;-). The un-necessary force for sake of extraction for profit, yeah. To do it more quickly at al costs to the ecosystem. Might be also clear-cutting. And maybe there is a parallel in the US when done on public lands.
Good stuff, Lance. Excited to see you finish the dissertation and become the "go-to" expert on a problem that, it seems to me, is going to be with us in one form or another, for quite a while.
Good stuff, been losing myself in the links. I gotta love a good metaphor, especially if its tied to geology (what I studied in university to get ready for edtech ;-). The un-necessary force for sake of extraction for profit, yeah. To do it more quickly at al costs to the ecosystem. Might be also clear-cutting. And maybe there is a parallel in the US when done on public lands.
Make a trip some time to Fracking, PA! It's a fracking real town. Been there, ate in a diner, and stood on Frack Street https://www.flickr.com/photos/cogdog/6097195080/
Good stuff, Lance. Excited to see you finish the dissertation and become the "go-to" expert on a problem that, it seems to me, is going to be with us in one form or another, for quite a while.