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_Gerrit van Tonder Possible Impacts of Fracking on Groundwater
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Document Date: 2013-10-04 07:54:34


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Bloemfontein / /

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borehole SA / Table Mountain Group / /

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South Africa / United States / /

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Orange-Fish tunnel / Danie Vermeulen Institute / University of Texas / Fort Brown / /

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chemical and hydrogeological impacts / shale gas / abandoned gas wells / faulty cement annuli / shale gas extraction / cement annulus / gas wells / shallow gas pockets / natural gas / compromised cement annuli / cement casing / shale gas mining drilling / energy supply / horisontal-fracked gas wells / steel casing / oil / energy mix / cement annuli / bulk media / chemical elements / energy / shale gas mining / gas reservoir / shale gas development / shale gas wells / gas / hand shale gas / appropriate regulatory protocols / natural gas wells / travel time / methane gas / chemical / cubic law / actual gas production / gas well-pad / gas boreholes / /

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Karoo aquifer / Eastern Cape / /

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University of Texas at Arlington / National Planning Commission / Danie Vermeulen Institute for Groundwater Studies / University of the Free State / Bloemfontein / /

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Barnett Shale / Gideon Steyl / Shabangu / /

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farmer / General / Energy Minister / /

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area / casings / borehole annuli / cement annuli / back flow water / borehole cement casing / As / fault zones / water / annuli / /

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Texas / Eastern Cape / Pennsylvania / /

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SOUTH AFRICA / North Texas / /

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GPS / appropriate regulatory protocols / fracturing / /

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