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July 1, 2011

The late-Ordovician-age Utica shale has the potential to be the next hot play in unconventional resources drilling and production. It almost had to happen, given that the Utica sits below the geologically younger and highly productive Devonian-age Marcellus shale—and what's more, it even exceeds the Marcellus' vast geographic limits. Adding to its appeal, the Utica is ...

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