State investigating possible stray gas case near area of past problems in Dimock

State investigating possible stray gas case near area of past problems in Dimock by Laura Legere, April 28, 2012, The Times-Tribune
State environmental regulators are investigating a possible case of methane migrating into water supplies just north of the 9-square-mile box in Dimock Twp. where the state halted a gas driller’s operations because of methane contamination in 2010. … Regulators began investigating the elevated methane levels in August 2010 after a resident reported a water quality complaint to the state. … The defects cited by the department “could have been a means of allowing methane to migrate into the fresh groundwater, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the water supply has been impacted,” she said.

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