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1 posted on 08/29/2013 4:11:37 PM PDT by Lorianne
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To: Lorianne

Oh brother


2 posted on 08/29/2013 4:12:23 PM PDT by svcw (Stand or die)
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To: Lorianne

So in other words, people are pumping and selling the groundwater. Its not fracking, its pumping and selling groundwater. If this pumping of groundwater was being done for a bunch of swimming pools, I am sure the Guardian would have been just as concerned, right?


3 posted on 08/29/2013 4:14:02 PM PDT by AzSteven ("War is less costly than servitude, the choice is always between Verdun and Dachau." Jean Dutourd)
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$36K a month buys a lot of bottled water.


4 posted on 08/29/2013 4:14:06 PM PDT by RightOnTheBorder
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To: Lorianne

Therefore, ban fracking everywhere, forever! LOL


5 posted on 08/29/2013 4:14:23 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet (I aim to raise a million plus for Gov. Palin. What'll you do?.)
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To: Lorianne

no mention of the substitution of butane in place of water.

These guys have no shame


8 posted on 08/29/2013 4:17:21 PM PDT by dila813
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Texas has what is know as the Law of the Deepest Well. Basically, if your well runs dry because your neighbor drilled a well it’s your own fault. You should have drilled a better well. The water, oil, gas, or whatever, does not belong to you until it flows into the bore of your well.


9 posted on 08/29/2013 4:17:36 PM PDT by SeeSharp
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And fracking appears to play a role in many of these water shortages elsewhere in the state.

Uh, no, we have what's called a drought. We need rain and lots of it.

10 posted on 08/29/2013 4:21:38 PM PDT by unixfox (Abolish Slavery, Repeal the 16th Amendment)
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To: Lorianne

Total BS.

Fracking is done far below the water table in sealed system.

The Obamay followers hate it that we are getting middle east oil and becoming self reliant. It does not follow their “Plan”.

The EPA could not justify their numbers and shut up and went away before it could be a black eye.

Yet some “toad” at the MSM wants a by line. No thanks. We get real news from abroad.


11 posted on 08/29/2013 4:22:11 PM PDT by hadaclueonce (dont worry about Mexico, put the fence around kalifornia.)
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To: Lorianne

Good grief...


12 posted on 08/29/2013 4:24:24 PM PDT by Vendome (Don't take life so seriously, you won't live through it anyway)
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Finish the Keystone XL pipeline. Ignore the anti-competition NIMBYs.


14 posted on 08/29/2013 4:26:03 PM PDT by familyop
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http://www.northernoil.com/drilling-video

Got this link from another poster on another thread...shows that they go way below the water table and seal of the bore hole before continuing...


15 posted on 08/29/2013 4:26:22 PM PDT by SZonian (Throwing our allegiances to political parties in the long run gave away our liberty.)
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To: Lorianne

You have to read on down to find out that the area has been under an extended drought, too.


16 posted on 08/29/2013 4:28:43 PM PDT by Blood of Tyrants (Tyranny is defined as that which is legal for the government but illegal for the people. T Jefferson)
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To: Lorianne

Thorium Reactors powering massive desalinsation on the coasts pumping massive amounts of fresh water BACK into the middle of continents.

Mwahahaha


17 posted on 08/29/2013 4:29:31 PM PDT by GraceG
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"The average well in the Marcellus Shale, a large area rich in oil and natural gas that stretches across the Appalachians in the eastern U.S., requires 4.2 million to five million gallons of water, the Journal reported."

So fracking requires using quite a bit of water. Tough time for that in the drought from Texas through the West. Make way for the Keystone XL pipeline.


18 posted on 08/29/2013 4:34:08 PM PDT by familyop
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104 wells paid HANDSOMELY to the property owner.

It's true fracking uses a LOT of water .. and it has to come from somewhere .. I'd like to know the company ... is it Fractech ?

19 posted on 08/29/2013 4:35:19 PM PDT by knarf (I say things that are true ... I have no proof ... but they're true)
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Living in a semi-arid region (ca. 20-22 inches annual precip, virtually none of it escaping the rooting zone by downward percolation), in a city pumping its domestic supply from an underground reservoir that is being steadily lowered and not recharged from any source, so far as can be discerned, one of the first thoughts that crossed my mind when I began reading about the fracking procedure was one of concern for the supply of water for other necessary purposes.
Believe me, bottled water is not a rational alternative.


20 posted on 08/29/2013 4:37:05 PM PDT by Elsiejay
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Sorry, there is already a revolutionary new fracking technology that uses CO2 and a tiny fraction of water to do the same thing that once required lots of water. Try again, libs.


24 posted on 08/29/2013 4:58:25 PM PDT by LS ('Castles made of sand, fall in the sea . . . eventually.' Hendrix)
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Ping.


27 posted on 08/29/2013 5:11:21 PM PDT by Army Air Corps (Four Fried Chickens and a Coke)
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Can they put in an irrigation system like the kind used on produce farms?


28 posted on 08/29/2013 5:19:58 PM PDT by hummingbird (Don't be afraid of the big words.)
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” he didn’t have enough water to feed them after fracking contractors drilled 104 wells on his land.”

Bitching about them drilling water wells he was paid for?


31 posted on 08/29/2013 5:37:25 PM PDT by Figment
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