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"You're correct. But i'm still hopeful facts will outweigh the bad judgements/action…" JHH replied Dec 7, 2012 to UT Officials Resign in Wake of Fracking Study Controversy	10	Dec 9, 2012 Reply by JHH
"Yes. " JHH replied Dec 6, 2012 to US LNG exports create net economic benefits: DOE study	11	Dec 7, 2012 Reply by cocodrie man
"Agreed! Our air is so much cleaner... we're getting more sunburn! Dang... just can'…" JHH replied Dec 6, 2012 to US LNG exports create net economic benefits: DOE study	11	Dec 7, 2012 Reply by cocodrie man
"I'm sorry to be so negative. But i don't believe one thing from a bureaucrat or a p…" JHH replied Dec 6, 2012 to US LNG exports create net economic benefits: DOE study	11	Dec 7, 2012 Reply by cocodrie man
"It was an encouraging report... but there's a lot of political/environmental opposit…" JHH replied Dec 5, 2012 to US LNG exports create net economic benefits: DOE study	11	Dec 7, 2012 Reply by cocodrie man
"No. I would think between $200-$500 per rod plus damages. Also, read the agreement…" JHH replied Nov 24, 2012 to pipeline	19	Dec 8, 2012 Reply by KIM CASWELL
"That would be plus trees. The $400/rod might be high... might be low. Ask around t…" JHH replied Nov 6, 2012 to OneOK pipeline graced me with their presence.	28	Nov 16, 2012 Reply by chuck calvert
"sorry... here's the last. Texas Forestry Service http://txforestservice.tamu.edu/ma…" JHH replied Nov 6, 2012 to OneOK pipeline graced me with their presence.	28	Nov 16, 2012 Reply by chuck calvert
"Here's the Hunt County Ag Extension Office web site. I know... they changed their n…" JHH replied Nov 6, 2012 to OneOK pipeline graced me with their presence.	28	Nov 16, 2012 Reply by chuck calvert
"$200/rod seems very low. It doesn't hurt to ask for more... but i'm not sure how muc…" JHH replied Nov 6, 2012 to OneOK pipeline graced me with their presence.	28	Nov 16, 2012 Reply by chuck calvert

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JHH's Discussions (1,066)

"You're correct. But i'm still hopeful facts will outweigh the bad judgements/action…"

"Yes. "

"Agreed! Our air is so much cleaner... we're getting more sunburn! Dang... just can'…"

"I'm sorry to be so negative. But i don't believe one thing from a bureaucrat or a p…"

"It was an encouraging report... but there's a lot of political/environmental opposit…"

"No. I would think between $200-$500 per rod plus damages. Also, read the agreement…"

"That would be plus trees. The $400/rod might be high... might be low. Ask around t…"

"sorry... here's the last. Texas Forestry Service http://txforestservice.tamu.edu/ma…"

"Here's the Hunt County Ag Extension Office web site. I know... they changed their n…"

"$200/rod seems very low. It doesn't hurt to ask for more... but i'm not sure how muc…"