I hope these Examiner.com reporters are doing this for free. This is some of the worst reporting I’ve seen in a while:
“Probably there would not be more sinkholes forming. Instead, if anything, the existing sinkhole would just get bigger, according to Hecox. Even another official on Tuesday night, however, questioned that, and tried to obtain more information.
“There is no cookbook,” he stated matter-of-factly. “There’s not even any decent case studies people how to proceed when you’ve had a cavern collapse 5,00 feet below ground, you’ve had to frack out to the surface in the form of a sinkhole, and you have natural gas and crude oil coming in and bubbling up all over.”
The Examiner is a blog.
It is intended to be confused with the Washington Examiner.
That writing is demonstrative of the increasing illiteracy of our population. What the heck are the nincompoops saying?
Perhaps it’s an exact quote, in which case mangled grammar and all it’s not the reporter’s fault.
This is nothing but a blog entry.
The Examiner literally lets ~anybody~ with a computer become one of its “reporters.”
Their standards are non-existent and their content is largely crap - QED.