…acid rain…has also been linked to decreased wildlife populations, dangerous lakes and streams, and human health hazards.
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New Mexico taking steps to preserve fresh water
New Mexico is making progress! Yesterday a NM Senate bill that would restrict the use of freshwater by oil and gas operations in most cases, and assess penalties for spills, passed the Senate Conservation Committee Tuesday and proceeded through the Legislature.
New New Mexico Regulations
New Mexico is now requiring oil and gas operators to report a bit of information regarding water use. Companies will have to report how much water is used to complete a well. Between two and eight million gallons of water is used to frack a well. The New Mexico Bureau...
Good news & Good change
The rulemakings changed the COGCC’s mission from “fostering” to “regulating” oil and gas development in a manner that protects public health, safety, welfare, the environment and wildlife resources.
Almonds could use produced water!
Yes, drilling for oil generates gazillions of wastewater from the earth. Now, this wastewater is toxic, but it CAN be treated/cleaned safely for use in agriculture – like growing almond trees.
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