Water Sources for Fracking

Would like people to share information regarding use of water sources for fracking. In Bradford County area companies are approaching land owners for use of ponds and use of land to make a pond so that the companies can use it for fracking. I am curious as to the range of money being offered and the terms of the agreements being made. I think that sharing this information is important for preserving landowner rights.

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Permalink Reply by Peacegirl on April 11, 2009 at 12:21pm
I hope some people will post here since I am from French Azilum (part of the year), and am very concerned about water issues as pertains to hydrofracking. Thanks!

Carol Manuel
Permalink Reply by Carolyn Knapp on April 12, 2009 at 8:10am
I read in our newspaper today that they are trying to get another water access in Athens in the Chemung River. The article says that one of the stipulations is that they only use 1,000,000 gallons in a 24 hour period. They already have another water access down by the Susquehanna River in Ulster as well. both of these are water sources and are not supposed to be allowed for any fracking fluids to be disposed of. I am concerned with water shortages especially if we have a dry summer or year for that matter.
Permalink Reply by William Constantine on August 18, 2012 at 9:06am

This is a photo of a DCNR 007 well located in the Tioga forest. Notice the cement liner. Its only about 1 inch thick around the steel casings. Not much protection if a joint blows.

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