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Water Bankruptcy Possible W/in 20 Years

July 27, 2009 By TXsharon

I want to call attention to this post: Water Bankruptcy Possible W/in 20 Years

I do want to acknowledge that Chesapeake is exploring the possibility of water treatment, which is NOT water recycling but it is a start.

For more on this issue see:

Natural Gas Production Causing Water Bankruptcy

Edit: I’ve been pondering on that water “treatment” plan and it sure sounds fishy to me. How can they guarantee that the toxins don’t go into the air and why don’t they just clean up the water and reuse it? Acid Rain?

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