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re: Nebraska Man Offers Fracking Polluted Water To Oil & Gas Commissioners!
Posted on 3/28/15 at 11:46 pm to oldcharlie8
Posted on 3/28/15 at 11:46 pm to oldcharlie8
This isn't about the actual fracking. It's waste disposal.
Nebraska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission hearing on an out-of-state company's application to export its toxic fracking wastewater into Nebraska, moving 80 truckloads carrying 10,000 barrels per day of pollution destined to be dumped into a disposal well in Sioux County
Nebraska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission hearing on an out-of-state company's application to export its toxic fracking wastewater into Nebraska, moving 80 truckloads carrying 10,000 barrels per day of pollution destined to be dumped into a disposal well in Sioux County
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Posted on 3/28/15 at 11:53 pm to chinese58
Salt water disposal wells and open pits can be far more detrimental to the environment than hydraulic fracturing could ever be
The key language in the new federal regs are no more open pits and tighter regs on water water injection. This is a good thing
Methane production in a water table is usually from bacteria intrusion and degradation in the water table. You can also see natural methane intrusion in water tables from formation shifting. Both of these situations can happen naturally without man's influence.
The key language in the new federal regs are no more open pits and tighter regs on water water injection. This is a good thing
Methane production in a water table is usually from bacteria intrusion and degradation in the water table. You can also see natural methane intrusion in water tables from formation shifting. Both of these situations can happen naturally without man's influence.
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