Now it gets interesting. This is likely to be a ‘watershed’ experience culminating in some very complicated public hearings during the comment period. I’ve heard science-types suggesting the need for more data and fact-based studies. Unfortunately, neither the states nor the private companies seem to be investing much in long-term science.
“The Delaware River Basin Commission, an interstate regulator, released plans that would ensure energy companies preserve the quality of rivers and streams used to supply millions of gallons of water to shale gas drilling operations.:
More here: New northeast US natgas drilling rules proposed | Energy & Oil | Reuters.
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