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Originally posted by NemesisAu:
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For well over a decade QGC have stored their CSG brine in dedicated ponds and each year they issue a report titled "QGC Water Management Plan (Year) Annual Report " which in part indicates how they plan to deal with the brine long term.2027 he number 1 preferred option is to create salable products. Treatment to create useable and saleable products - Brine or salt residues can be treated to create saleable products, for example soda ash, and commercial salt. Using brine or salt residues to create saleable products may be authorised through the conditions of the environmental authority or through a beneficial use approval if it is to be undertaken outside the area of the petroleum tenure.Disposal of brine and salt - The disposal of brine and salt must only be considered after a feasibility assessment has determined that there are no reasonable options to minimise the volume of waste for disposal."
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I believe in balance. So while I enjoy reading posts from people like you and MrM, I also value the opposite more careful view of people like Mer to balance things out as there are no guarantees with this company. It could all be a big scam, you just never know (unlikely I know).
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