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A fascinating insight into the industry that gave birth to today's large oil companies. Using oral history, local journalism, and family history (the only documentation available), Findlay (the son of a shale miner) provides a thought-provoking and entertaining account of the communities and the cultural and political impact of shale mining that is as much a joy to dip into as to read from cover to cover. A must read for anyone interested in mining history and the oil industry.
— Includes photographs, drawings and poetry
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Arlene Gaines
reviewed Shale Voices on September 07, 2014
Shale Voices
This is not the book I thought it was. I thought it was written by Walter Isaacson. It's many authors. Some stories are good, most average. Or maybe I was just to disappointed to appreciate it.
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