rivers and streams...of oil
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Like hitting a garden slug with one of these...
I think of it more like hitting a cockroach with one of those, because you know he'll survive and keep coming back for more.
Damn! I have never seen anything like that...What scares me is; 1) she did it and 2) it looks like she has done it before.
Read the article and while it lacks a ton of the details, it seems that’s because most of the details haven’t been finalized.
As someone who works in O&G, this action has been in the works for a long time and should certainly be considered. Per the article, the EPA, the O&G industry, and independent groups appear to be working together to formulate rules and regulations that will allow for an environmentally friendly way for producers to dispose of produced water in some manner other than injecting the water in deep injection wells where the water will never been heard from again and could cause seismic issues. I don’t see a loser here?
Other than the people that have to listen to the shrieking.
FYI...the midstream folks have been doing this for decades with hydrotest water.......SSSSSSSHHHHHHHH....don’t tell anybody though.
As someone who works in O&G, this action has been in the works for a long time and should certainly be considered. Per the article, the EPA, the O&G industry, and independent groups appear to be working together to formulate rules and regulations that will allow for an environmentally friendly way for producers to dispose of produced water in some manner other than injecting the water in deep injection wells where the water will never been heard from again and could cause seismic issues. I don’t see a loser here?
Other than the people that have to listen to the shrieking.
FYI...the midstream folks have been doing this for decades with hydrotest water.......SSSSSSSHHHHHHHH....don’t tell anybody though.
Hooked hose and a pump to a city hydrant, pumped it into the tank for 9ish days round the clock till the float reached the top and was full for a hydro test of the welds, then pumped out the drain into the stream bed in the back of the tank farm.
Trying to use that as an applicable definition of “wastewater” is disingenuous. Pretty simple really.
It’s pretty simple if you assume that hydrotests are only applicable to new builds.
Yup. We actually pumped off 2 hydrants t-ed into a diesel pump into the tank. When draining pumped the water out and ran hose out to the back of the tank farm, stream bed back there. Was a pond in short order haha
How do you possibly live with yourself after polluting groundwater. Monster.
Why can't you post with this personality every damn day? Made me laugh out loud.
So you put tap water into a clean vessel and then emptied it and you consider that contaminated water? Damn dude, you ever wash a car in the drive way? That's probably worse than what you say you did. That's a weak indictment of the oil and gas industry regarding pollution.
And again, that in no way makes you knowledgeable on drilling waste water disposal practices or the technology or chemistry involved in cleaning water to a degree that is acceptable by the EPA.
And again, that in no way makes you knowledgeable on drilling waste water disposal practices or the technology or chemistry involved in cleaning water to a degree that is acceptable by the EPA.
He said Magellan has done this with hydro test water, and I answered because I know that doesn’t well represent a proper definition of “wastewater”, in comparison to that used in actual processes, such as cleaning and cooling.
