Gas well drilling Look what Range Resources did for our lovely McKenna Park in Denton Texas

Maybe if you are very lucky and play your card right Range Resources will put a lovely monument to human greed and pollution in a park next to your home.
Wonder where the black water from this travel trailer is going?

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[scubawithdog]

The EPA does not get involved in state pollution problems. We have the TCEQ and the Texas Railroad Commission who are both bought and paid for by the oil and gas industry. The below gas are lighter than air but that does not mean they are safe to breath or would not cause an explosion under the right circumstances. Neon Hydrogen fluoride Water (steam) Carbon monoxide Ammonia Nitrogen Hydrogen cyanide Methane Ethylene Acetylene Methllithium Diborane Helium Hydrogen

[scubawithdog]

As soon as the gas well is completed Cook's Children hospital is going in between this gas well site and the main hospital. I am sure you can see no problem with that either, Pfffffff what does it matter if 300 sick children get their ass blow away.

The problem is the location of these gas wells and now that Range has completed the 8 ft wall around the site I bet it is not so tidy.

We have had the Texas Comission on Environmental Quality at the site and it is far from clean.

[scubawithdog]

really you need to use your infrared eye and then you can see all the contaiminate coming out of the vent stacks. This is next door to a childres playground! Really does it need to be this close to the nursing home and childrens hospital?

[scubawithdog]

really you need to use your infrared eye and then you can see all the contaiminate coming out of the vent stacks.

[kylewg12]

Very clean looking, Scuba if you dont like it move your ass to California.

[chubbybrown4real]

If its far from clean the EPA would be down there and close it down.

Ng is lighter than air btw.

[Hammmmman]

Looks cleaner and tidier than I expected..

[heyseed817]

Contaminate? Thats not "contamanite"! Its the heat of the water coming out of the well at 125 degrees going into the production tanks. If gas was blowing to the production tanks the tops would have been blown off!! Those tanks are only rated for 65psi. If gas was blowing to the tanks it waould have had 200+psi going to the tank blowing the tops off almost imediately and the force would have water shooting straight up like old faithful.

[natasprotector]

very nicely put together good job range!

[chubbybrown4real]

Pfffff,

quite tidy seeing its a building site