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Environmental Science & Technology|June 29, 2022
Geochemical Evidence of Potential Groundwater Contamination with Human Health Risks Where Hydraulic Fracturing Overlaps with Extensive Legacy Hydrocarbon ExtractionSamuel W Shaheen, Tao Wen, Alison Herman, et al.Environmental Science & Technology|September 25, 2024
Wastewaters Coproduced with Shale Gas Drive Slight Regional Salinization of GroundwaterSamuel W Shaheen, Tao Wen, Zhong Zheng, et al.Environmental Science. Processes & Impacts|January 5, 2019
Assessing changes in groundwater chemistry in landscapes with more than 100 years of oil and gas developmentTao Wen, Amal Agarwal, Lingzhou Xue, et al.Environmental Science. Processes & Impacts|June 16, 2026
Targeted sampling reveals localized brine signals without evidence of regional water quality impacts from unconventional oil and gas developmentJianfeng Su, Lara Williams, Allison Fenske, et al.Environmental Pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987)|April 29, 2021
Exploring the trend of stream sulfate concentrations as U.S. power plants shift from coal to shale gasXianzeng Niu, Tao Wen, Susan L BrantleyWater Research|September 26, 2022
Road salting and natural brine migration revealed as major sources of groundwater contamination across regions of northern Appalachia with and without unconventional oil and gas developmentFavour Epuna, Samuel W Shaheen, Tao WenWater Research|June 1, 2021
Detecting anomalous methane in groundwater within hydrocarbon production areas across the United StatesTao Wen, Mengqi Liu, Josh Woda, et al.Environmental Science & Technology|May 23, 2018
Big Groundwater Data Sets Reveal Possible Rare Contamination Amid Otherwise Improved Water Quality for Some Analytes in a Region of Marcellus Shale DevelopmentTao Wen, Xianzeng Niu, Matthew Gonzales, et al.Environmental Science & Technology|July 13, 2019
Exploring How to Use Groundwater Chemistry to Identify Migration of Methane near Shale Gas Wells in the Appalachian BasinTao Wen, Josh Woda, Virginia Marcon, et al.Pageof 60