A baseline of atmospheric greenhouse gases for prospective UK shale gas sites
J.T. Shaw(University of Manchester), Robert S. Ward(British Geological Survey), Prudence Bateson(University of Manchester), Joseph Pitt(University of Bristol), Mathias Lanoisellé(Royal Holloway University of London), Patrick Barker(University of Manchester), Rachel E. Dunmore(University of York), Ruth M. Purvis(National Centre for Atmospheric Science), Shona E. Wilde(Carleton University), Asan Bacak(Ankara University), Mohammed Iqbal Mead(University of Manchester), Grant Allen(University of Manchester), Alastair C. Lewis(National Centre for Atmospheric Science), Adil Shah, Rebecca Fisher(Royal Holloway University of London), David Lowry(Royal Holloway University of London)
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