Guest guest Posted May 10, 2005 Report Share Posted May 10, 2005 so, since they add a certain odor to natural gas so we'll know there's a leak, and also to attract turkey vultures(not as much anymore i hear tho), does this mean they are gonna start looking fer turkey vultures with 6 eyes and are 40' tall? Oil company hopes to drill near nuclear-blast cavity in Colorado Some 36 years ago, the Atomic Energy Commission and a Texas oil company put a nuclear bomb in an 8,000-foot shaft on Colorado's energy-rich Western Slope and detonated it, hoping to reach a reserve of natural gas lying beneath the subterranean rock. They succeeded in releasing the gas, but it was too radioactive to be used -- duh -- and a 40-acre perimeter around the blast site was put off-limits, with another half-mile added to the no-drill zone last year. But that may not stop one Texan oil company from accessing the reserve. If its plans are approved by Colorado's Oil and Gas Conservation Commission -- which has never denied a drilling permit -- the company will get at the natural gas using a method called hydraulic fracing, which company flacks say won't disturb the radioactive material. Residents of surrounding Garfield County aren't so sure. Says local plumber and farmer Scott Brynildson, " Let's see, you drill a hole, put a nuclear bomb in it, explode the bomb, then come back and frac it. Real smart. " straight to the source: Los Angeles Times, Julie Cart, 09 May 2005 And Bugs Bunny is a friend of mine Eating him I'd feel like Frankenstein Eating flesh seems pretty foul to me Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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