Summary:
The book chronicles the rise of unconventional oil and gas producers in the United States, detailing the personal stories and business gambles of the entrepreneurs who played pivotal roles in the fracking boom. It explores the technological innovations and risks they took that led to America's resurgence as a leading energy producer, impacting the global economy and geopolitics.
Key points:
1. Fracking's Rise: The book explores how fracking, a method of extracting oil and gas, has revolutionized the energy industry, boosted the economy, and sparked environmental debates.
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