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29/04/17

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Originally posted by Marketinfo ↑

PD,

"Yes eagle888, We need to borrow some North Korean rhetoric and mercilously pusue Alan Jones"

Nice try!

Jones has no problem with gas exploration or any other exploration as long as it doesn't leave long term damage.

I haven't heard one promoter of GSG ever discuss what they propose should be done with the salt and how they can rectify damage to aquifers.

You can hear a pin drop when those two things are brought up!

Any person that will not address those two important issues is thicker than the East Coast Politicians that have let our various Energy Supply Sources become precarious.

You talk about North Korean rhetoric and mercilessly pursuing people like Jones .................. I'd like to see the Crimes Act invoked........ pursuing transgressors through Financial Advantage by Deception would be a good place to begin.

MI

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Hi Market

There is a big variation in CSG drainage water quality.

I saw results for Metgasco that had the water at drinking quality standard and technically able to be discharged directly to a river.

Some can be re injected to noes rby completed well fields.

Some can be stored in bunded ponds for evaporation, I guess with salt removed from time to time. From a fallow pond.

Some requires treatment by reverse osmosis.

I have never heard of a CSG operation bring overrun with drainage water they were unable to discharge.

Ditto, I have never heard of significsnt enviro harm or projects requiring expensive remediation?

Dex
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