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Investegate announcements from Pennpetro Energy PLC, Texas - Whistling Straits 5H Well Testing Begins
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Investegate announcements from Pennpetro Energy PLC, Texas - Whistling Straits 5H Well Testing Begins
Pancontinental Energy has provided an update regarding the Company's PEL 87 exploration permit, offshore Namibia. The Company is well advanced with the high-impact 3D survey over the Saturn Turbidite Complex, and anticipates that the resulting data will confirm its significant oil potential.
East Palestine, Ohio was just bombarded with an estimated 1.1 million pounds of vinyl chloride - a well-known human carcinogen. Norfolk Southern were allowed to deliberately release the 1.1 [...]
Local waters and what they call a frustrating lack of answers. this morning federal epa administrator michael regan is traveling to the site. >> we are with the community. we're going to hold this company accountable and we're going to be here while this problem is cleaned up. >> officials suggest drinking bottled water especially in homes that have wells. >> i have been waiting for a phone call for my well testing and i'm not getting one. >> reporter: some evacuated locals who were told it was safe to return home now say they're suffering from burning eyes, headaches, and nausea. norfolk sout...
We're doing private well testing. one of the ways you can test if the water is contaminated to look at the private wells. i encourage everybody there in columbia and ohio to get their private wells tested. that's one of the ways to gather information. we're also working on a couple of initiatives to make sure that we can give people the confidence that their health will be taken care of. there's no shortcut here. we had a disastrous chemical spill. i think it's because some serious mistakes were made. you saw the governor talk about how the train was not designated as high hazardous. so the wa...