walbrook, regarding the vineyard owned by AGL and having a CSG...

walbrook, regarding the vineyard owned by AGL and having a CSG well in the vineyard???
A link would go a long way to making CSG look a fraction better than the current bad look it has.

I've looked and all I find is the devastating truth.​

My Experience of the Qld Coal Seam Gas Field: http://www.janestevensonbooks.com/resources/Coal-Seam-Gas.pdf

Just a snippet;
"All of this must come over as a massive rant, but I went to Queensland only wanting to
see for myself how good, or how bad, this coal seam gas business really is.
I have been shocked, and very distressed, and I just hope that AGL will remember that
its share price has gone down sharply in recent months and it is quite possible that their
shareholders are getting out of AGL as fast as they can. AGL refers in its website to
‘natural’ coal seam gas, desperately trying to whitewash the fact that methane gas is 34
times more damaging to the atmosphere than carbon dioxide, according to IPCC
research.
I believe AGL itself feels guilty and ashamed of its own activities, and the only way out
of that guilt and shame is for AGL to renounce its plans to turn the Gloucester
valley into a gas field. Maybe then AGL could be proud of itself, which is not the case
at present.​

Jane Stevenson, Gloucester NSW".