On 5/7/2011 11:02 AM, gpayton@............. wrote:
> Jim,
> Is my imagination or are the Arkansas events slowly migrating westerly?
> Jerry
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> *From:* Jim ODonnell 
> *Sent:* Saturday, May 07, 2011 10:55 AM
> *To:* psnlist@.............. 
> *Subject:* Hydraulic Fracturing (Related to Seismic Monitoring)
>
> *_Energy Dept. Panel to Revise Standards for Gas Extraction
> _*See NY Times articleBy JOHN M. BRODER 
>  
> Published: May 6, 2011
>
>
>   http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/07/science/earth/07frack.html?_r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha24
>   __
>
>
> Energy Secretary Steven Chu 
>  
> has asked the panel’s seven experts, to be led by John Deutch 
> , 
> a former director of the Central Intelligence Agency and deputy 
> defense secretary, to recommend within 90 days immediate steps to make 
> fracking cleaner and safer. /Mark Zoback//, a panel member 
> andprofessor of geophysics at Stanford, has been very critical of 
> Hydraulic fracturing in his publications.
> /_The group will have an additional three months to come up with 
> comprehensive safety and environmental policies for state and federal 
> regulators who oversee gas drilling. _
>
>
> Jim O'Donnell *BC-Geophysics
> *Geophysical Consultant/Contractor
> Geotechnical/Geothermal/Oil & Gas/Mining Applications
> Seismic Surveys- Surface Waves, Refraction, & Reflection
> Ground Penetrating Radar, Resistivity, Magnetic, & VLF-EM Surveys
> Geophysics@..........  702.293.5664  702.281.9081 cell
> Boulder City, NV
YES, from a completely rural environment to a suburban area ..... except 
today's 3.1 which is farther south than most of the well 
sites...actually the closest well is an abandon well....might be a 
disposal well????


  
    
    
  
  
    On 5/7/2011 11:02 AM, gpayton@............. wrote:
    

      

        

          
Jim,
          
 
          
Is my imagination or are the Arkansas events slowly
            migrating westerly?
          
Jerry
          

          
 
          

            

              
 
              

                
From: Jim ODonnell
                
                
Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2011 10:55 AM
                
To: psnlist@..............
                
                
Subject: Hydraulic Fracturing (Related to
                  Seismic Monitoring)
              
            
            
 
          
          

            
Energy
                    Dept. Panel to Revise Standards for Gas Extraction 

                  See
                NY Times article By JOHN M. BRODER
                  Published: May 6, 2011 
            
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/07/science/earth/07frack.html?_r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha24
            


                Energy Secretary Steven Chu
                  has asked the panel’s seven experts, to be led by John Deutch,
                  a former director of the Central Intelligence Agency
                  and deputy defense secretary, to recommend within 90
                  days immediate steps to make fracking cleaner and
                  safer.   Mark Zoback,
                  a panel member and
                    professor of geophysics at Stanford, has been
                  very critical of Hydraulic
                    fracturing in his publications.

                The group will have
                    an additional three months to come up with
                    comprehensive safety and environmental policies for
                    state and federal regulators who oversee gas
                    drilling. 
            

            Jim O'Donnell BC-Geophysics 

            Geophysical Consultant/Contractor

            Geotechnical/Geothermal/Oil & Gas/Mining Applications

            Seismic Surveys- Surface Waves, Refraction, & Reflection

            Ground Penetrating Radar, Resistivity, Magnetic, &
            VLF-EM Surveys

            Geophysics@..........  702.293.5664  702.281.9081 cell   

            Boulder City, NV

          
        
      
    
    YES, from a completely rural environment to a suburban area .....
    except today's 3.1 which is farther south than most of the well
    sites...actually the closest well is an abandon well....might be a
    disposal well????