Frac Sand Weekly News Digest

Historical context for the history of frac sand's evolutions.

Companies always have to make hard decisions during lean times, but what most often gets put to the back burner?

“Currently we continue to see strong demand in the main operating basins we serve. However, natural gas prices remain at low levels and exploration and production are continuing their recent trends of front-loading budget spending."- Charles Young, CEO

Fresh last mile data coming in to illuminate what's going on (particularly in WTX).

Thousands of Canadian Pacific Kansas City and Canadian National Railway employees will return to work, but union plans to appeal decision.

Although it's just one company, they are getting an increase in researching for frac sand deposits in Alberta.

Carpet level insights illuminate the big picture trends in frac.

Interesting to note that they are in conversations with potential M&A opportunities...

You need to see this leading indicator data for drilling.

An evaluation of more than 1,500 climate policies in 41 countries found that only 63 actually worked to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Quick updates to end the newsletter.

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