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(Ebook) Pedaling the Sacrifice Zone : Teaching, Writing, and Living above the Marcellus Shale by James S. Guignard; M. Jimmie Killingsworth; M. Jimmie Killingsworth ISBN 9781623493523, 1623493528

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Authors:James S. Guignard; M. Jimmie Killingsworth; M. Jimmie Killingsworth
Pages:258 pages.
Year:2015
Editon:1
Publisher:Texas A&M University Press
Language:english
File Size:19.06 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781623493523, 1623493528
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(Ebook) Pedaling the Sacrifice Zone : Teaching, Writing, and Living above the Marcellus Shale by James S. Guignard; M. Jimmie Killingsworth; M. Jimmie Killingsworth ISBN 9781623493523, 1623493528

Before the dust settles, as many as 100,000 natural gas wells may be drilled into the Marcellus Shale on more than 20,000 well pads in Pennsylvania. Living on seven acres above the shale, Jimmy Guignard tells his story as an English professor grappling with the meaning of place and the power of words as he watches the rural landscape his family calls home be transformed into an industrial sacrifice zone. From the vantage point of an avid and experienced cyclist, Guignard tracks the takeover, chalking up thousands of miles pedaling through Tioga and surrounding counties. Encountering increased truck traffic on the roads, crossing pipeline construction on the trails, and passing a growing number of flaring gas wells, the author’s rides begin to shape his academic work in ways he found surprising and sobering. Juggling his roles as disinterested professor, anxious father and citizen, and reluctant activist, he reveals how the rhetoric of industry, politicians, and locals reshaped his understanding of teaching and his faith in the force of language.
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