simonrl
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14 years ago
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simonrl
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14 years ago
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-13333473 
my orders are to sit here and watch the world go by
ChrisJC
14 years ago
What a plank!, free gas?, I'd be bottling it, not complaining about it. :thumbsup:

Chris.
Brakeman
14 years ago
"ChrisJC" wrote:

What a plank!, free gas?, I'd be bottling it, not complaining about it. :thumbsup:

Chris.



Quite agree , what a plonker.......
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Edd
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14 years ago
Plenty of natural gas explelled in mines all round the UK :lol:
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AR
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14 years ago
Especially where pickled eggs have been consumed.....
Follow the horses, Johnny my laddie, follow the horses canny lad-oh!
derrickman
14 years ago
there are a whole range of things which need to be said about this subject.

Firstly, there are some areas in the US where tap water comes virtually unpurified from local, sometimes private, wells. This isn't the case in the UK, so forget about your kitchen tap turning into a flamethrower.

Secondly, hydraulic fracturing is a long-established technique with a very wide range of applications and methods. Some of them leave a lot to be desired, some are very harmful and most do no harm at all.

What worries me is the lack of open-ness about the whole subject. When things go wrong in the oil industry they can go very wrong indeed.


''the stopes soared beyond the range of our caplamps' - David Bick...... How times change .... oh, I don't know, I've still got a lamp like that.
scooptram
14 years ago
saves boiling the kettle though dont it
Peter Burgess
14 years ago
Just think of the roadworks that would be saved if water and gas came down the same pipe. If they could add electricity and cable telly as well .......
wal1959
14 years ago
"Peter Burgess" wrote:

Just think of the roadworks that would be saved if water and gas came down the same pipe. If they could add electricity and cable telly as well .......



Don't forget beer !!
Strangely Brown
14 years ago
"wal1959" wrote:

"Peter Burgess" wrote:

Just think of the roadworks that would be saved if water and gas came down the same pipe. If they could add electricity and cable telly as well .......



Don't forget beer !!



Yep electricity transmits quite well through water :lol:
Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it.
Gavin
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14 years ago
Would not like to be a fireman in that area,hell of a problem if you had to connect to the mains for more water!!! :curse:
GAVIN

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