Via Doug Shields PA DEP: NOT INSPIRING CONFIDENCE de-Ranged Resources: Masters of Fairy Tales A state Department of Environmental Protection geologist also testified that a hydro-geological report he wrote in response to Mr. Kiskadden’s contamination complaint contained an unattributed conclusion by Range Resources’ that an analysis of Mr. Kiskadden’s water, “does not indicate contamination by gas well drilling.” Friday, Mr. Morgart, testified that he was unaware of many of the spills and leaks in 2011, during his hydro-geologic investigation, and a hydro-geological link between the Kiskadden water well, located 2,800 feet down gradient from Range’s drill site and leaky 13.5 million gallon impoundment and drill cuttings pit, was “unexpected.” That conclusion differed from his sworn deposition testimony, and he later testified that such a connection was “possible but not probable.” powersource.post-gazette/powersource/companies-powersource/2014/10/06/Testimony-Obsolete-tests-tainted-shale-analysis/stories/201410060075
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