The government lists the announcement of an initiative that would tentatively take the name “Green Chemistry”, and that will be the scientific commitment to reduce the environmental impact of the chemicals used during hydraulic fracturing (fracking), according to sources approaching the process. This solution improves the additives used in this technique, with lower impact compounds, greater biodegradability and best management practices, given …
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The government lists the announcement of an initiative that would tentatively take the name “Green Chemistry”, and that will be the scientific commitment to reduce the environmental impact of the chemicals used during hydraulic fracturing (fracking), according to sources approaching the process. This solution improves the additives used in this technique, with lower impact compounds, greater biodegradability and best management practices, given …