Louisiana Hydraulic Fracturing State Review - March, 2011
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Permalink Reply by DrWAVeSport Cd1 on
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Les B,
Won't LOC be holding a public hearing in B.R. on Aug. 30th, 2011, to address fracking operations rules changes?
Interesting:
"Following completion of hydraulic fracturing operations, the rule requires information on fracturing fluid composition and volumes be reported to OC or to a publicly accessible registry."
Looks like composition of fracking fluids will have to be publicly reported.
Can read all at La Office of Conservation website for hearings/August 30, 2011.
DrWAVeSport Cd1 8/23/2011
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Permalink Reply by TheCommish on
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Yes, the rule proposed would allow disclosure to FracFocus.
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