Slick Water

Slick Water, authored by Andrew Nikiforuk and published by Greystone Books in 2015, is a compelling narrative that chronicles the remarkable journey of a woman as she bravely confronts both government and industry regarding the detrimental impacts of hydraulic fracturing. With a keen eye for detail, Nikiforuk expertly unveils the environmental and legal battles surrounding fracking, providing a profound insight into the complexities of energy resource management in Alberta, Canada. This gripping biography not only sheds light on the specific instances of litigation but also highlights the broader implications for communities affected by industrial practices. Spanning 240 pages, Slick Water is a must-read for anyone interested in environmental issues, biographical accounts of resilience, and the courageous fight for accountability in the face of powerful adversaries.