Re: And now what?
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Jan 02, 2012 02:42PM
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Foggy
With all due respect the article stated the following quote;
"We are being overly cautious in order to ensure public safety in asking the company to halt disposal injections at one site on Friday and then asking for a halt to any injections in a five-mile radius Saturday," department deputy director Andy Ware told the news agency.
This type of shortcut will not take place in Quebec as it certainly appears that any fraq wastewater within Quebec will be hauled to the muncicpaities that have already tested for this part of the operation and subsequently treated, which the municipalities have already stated they can do within acceptable provincial guidelines.
IMHO this play will increase in Net Capital Worth not decrease as time goes by, assuming of course the SEA provides a positive recommendation at the completion of their mandate.
Remember the benefit of the SEA study is that it is reasonable to believe that they will competely debunk all of the misinformation out there, and provide strict guidelines to go forward with this play.
Rocket