Gasland

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Theatrical Release Date:

09/15/2010

DVD Release Date:

12/14/2010

Run Time:

107min.

Starring:

Josh Fox

Director(s):

Josh Fox

Distributor(s):

HBO Documentary Films

MPAA Rating:

Not Yet Rated

Genre(s):

Documentary,Special Interest

Plot: As American energy firms look for new sources of petroleum, natural gas has become an increasingly important part of their portfolios, especially after the 2005 Energy Policy Act (created with the participation of Dick Cheney, a former executive with ... Read More

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