noun a blend of 'fracking' and 'academic', used to describe research or studies funded by the oil and gas industry
adjective describing something related to research or studies influenced by the oil and gas industry
Refers to the blending of industry-funded research with academic institutions, often resulting in biased or misleading scientific findings related to fracking
Relates to the potential health risks associated with fracking and how industry-funded research may downplay or ignore these concerns
Describes the influence of industry interests on academic research and policy decisions regarding hydraulic fracturing
Highlights the conflict of interest between academic integrity and financial support from the fossil fuel industry in research on fracking
The term 'frackademic' may be used by writers to describe the intersection of fracking and academia, particularly in relation to research funding and conflicts of interest.
Psychologists may use the term 'frackademic' to discuss the psychological impacts of fracking on communities and individuals, as well as the potential biases in research related to fracking.