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Wednesday, January 22, 2014

King George fracking presentation moved to Feb. 4

King George County
“State officials will talk to the King George board about drilling regulations, the region’s geology and deposits in the area, according to a spokesman from the state department.

For three months, the King George supervisors have said they want to look at their ordinances and see what they can or cannot allow in terms of fracking. That’s another term for hydraulic fracturing, a process that injects chemicals into the ground to fracture rocks, which then release oil and natural gas.

A Texas-based company has leased more than 84,000 acres in the Taylorsville Basin area, including 10,443 acres in King George, to do some preliminary drilling for oil and gas.”
~Writes Cathy Dyson of the Free Lance–Star


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