http://insideclimatenews.org/news/20121018/enbridge
THIS IS IN OUR BACKYARD NOW. OPEN YOUR EYES NOW. Please, we need your help!
jaime
Northern Michigan
The fight of small group of people in Northern Michigan against the oil and gas industry. All we want is it done safely and know the health hazards! Ah, the dreaded pink tape. Just two women who health has been so drastically changed since 2003 fighting the big boys and educating those who want to be educated and even those who don't.
Showing posts with label gas oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gas oil. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Sunday, January 20, 2013
SINKHOLE AND MICHIGAN
http://youtu.be/dIh28bYbpbQ
This could happen to us as well. Poke too many holes you get what you get.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Michigan People CHECK OUT THIS SITE.
http://txsharon.blogspot.com/2010/06/how-oil-and-gas-industry-is-exactly.html
Good lady, check out her site.
Good lady, check out her site.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Health of the Oil and Gas
I received an email from one of my cohorts when we were fighting so hard for years and he sums it up
"People are finally beginning to understand the health hazards connected to the oil and gas industry. We knew this before a lot of others. I was surprised to see the link containing the ABC clip dealing with this issue. It is telling people what we knew all along. I really think that we and others like us around the country started a rolling snowball so to speak that will hopefully turn into an avalanche of people coming forward with information so that this will help educate people AND doctors to the seriousness of this issue. Those who called us crazy will maybe stop and think, "maybe they were right and maybe we should have listened to what they were saying all along." John K.
We need to educate, educate, educate. I have always said I am the health portion of this group. Well, I am up and slowly walking, lol, and working on it. God shows us our way in mysterious ways.
Jaime Chimner
Northern Michigan
"People are finally beginning to understand the health hazards connected to the oil and gas industry. We knew this before a lot of others. I was surprised to see the link containing the ABC clip dealing with this issue. It is telling people what we knew all along. I really think that we and others like us around the country started a rolling snowball so to speak that will hopefully turn into an avalanche of people coming forward with information so that this will help educate people AND doctors to the seriousness of this issue. Those who called us crazy will maybe stop and think, "maybe they were right and maybe we should have listened to what they were saying all along." John K.
We need to educate, educate, educate. I have always said I am the health portion of this group. Well, I am up and slowly walking, lol, and working on it. God shows us our way in mysterious ways.
Jaime Chimner
Northern Michigan
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Links for Utica Shale
Here are some links that may help
oilshalegas.com/uticashale.html
shaleblog.com/category/utica-shale/
energyindustryphotos.com/what_is_the_utica_shale.htm">
Remember, other than one map, does it show the Utica Shale in Michigan yet. Oh it is there the maps just haven't been updated.
oilshalegas.com/uticashale.html
shaleblog.com/category/utica-shale/
energyindustryphotos.com/what_is_the_utica_shale.htm">
Remember, other than one map, does it show the Utica Shale in Michigan yet. Oh it is there the maps just haven't been updated.
Wells everywhere!?
Oh no! Doctors did tell me I had to move out of Michigan in 2005. This "new" shale found in Michigan (the one that runs through Quebec and through the Marcellus Shale in PA and NY)is going to be big. Talked to my source and after putting in the test well it looks like a go. Rigs will be everywhere. Also my source stated these wells have H2S coming off of them. My source is from the Department of Environmental Quality. Current maps don't show the shale yet, the WHOLE state including the UP covered is covered with the Utica Shale. 9000 feet down??? Cripes. Now where do we run!!?
Michigan basin Utica shale gas play may ignite
Mar 22, 2010
By OGJ editors
HOUSTON, Mar. 22 -- A play for natural gas in Upper Ordovician Utica shale may be nearly ready to sprout wings in the northern Michigan basin.
Reports indicate that Petoskey Exploration LLC, a private Denver operator, has flared gas from an exploratory well about 30 miles southeast of Traverse City.
The Petoskey Pioneer 1-3, in 3-24n-7w, Missaukee County, was permitted to a true vertical depth of 9,000 ft and was to have a lateral of about 5,000 ft in Utica shale. The gas flare test is reported to have followed a hydraulic fracturing operation.
Few other data are available on the well, flow rates, or gas analysis, but from a well log posted on the Department of Environmental Quality website the vertical pilot hole bottomed in Trenton-Black River just below the Utica shale.
Information from the well is to be released from confidential status as of Apr. 12, 2010.
Petoskey is believed to be working with the Energy West land organization, which leased nearly 200,000 acres at Michigan state sales in 2008. Those parcels were in Cheboygan, Crawford, Kalkaska, Missaukee, and nonproducing Emmet counties, among others.
The state plans to hold another sale May 4 of about 107,000 acres, of which Energy West nominated 95,000 acres.
The play area as indicated by early leasing generally brackets Otsego and surrounding counties, where operators developed methane with 5-6% carbon dioxide and water from Devonian Antrim shale at 1,500-1,700 ft in the 1980s-1990s in vertical wells. Some of that area is being redeveloped with horizontal drilling.
The apparent Utica discovery in Michigan is 600 miles west-southwest of exploration for Utica shale gas in Quebec’s St. Lawrence Lowlands and 400 miles west of Utica and Trenton-Black River exploration in the Finger Lakes region of the Appalachian basin around Elmira, NY.
EQT Corp., Pittsburgh, has cored the Utica shale at 13,500 ft in southwestern Pennsylvania (OGJ, Oct. 19, 2009, p. 40).
Michigan basin Utica shale gas play may ignite
Mar 22, 2010
By OGJ editors
HOUSTON, Mar. 22 -- A play for natural gas in Upper Ordovician Utica shale may be nearly ready to sprout wings in the northern Michigan basin.
Reports indicate that Petoskey Exploration LLC, a private Denver operator, has flared gas from an exploratory well about 30 miles southeast of Traverse City.
The Petoskey Pioneer 1-3, in 3-24n-7w, Missaukee County, was permitted to a true vertical depth of 9,000 ft and was to have a lateral of about 5,000 ft in Utica shale. The gas flare test is reported to have followed a hydraulic fracturing operation.
Few other data are available on the well, flow rates, or gas analysis, but from a well log posted on the Department of Environmental Quality website the vertical pilot hole bottomed in Trenton-Black River just below the Utica shale.
Information from the well is to be released from confidential status as of Apr. 12, 2010.
Petoskey is believed to be working with the Energy West land organization, which leased nearly 200,000 acres at Michigan state sales in 2008. Those parcels were in Cheboygan, Crawford, Kalkaska, Missaukee, and nonproducing Emmet counties, among others.
The state plans to hold another sale May 4 of about 107,000 acres, of which Energy West nominated 95,000 acres.
The play area as indicated by early leasing generally brackets Otsego and surrounding counties, where operators developed methane with 5-6% carbon dioxide and water from Devonian Antrim shale at 1,500-1,700 ft in the 1980s-1990s in vertical wells. Some of that area is being redeveloped with horizontal drilling.
The apparent Utica discovery in Michigan is 600 miles west-southwest of exploration for Utica shale gas in Quebec’s St. Lawrence Lowlands and 400 miles west of Utica and Trenton-Black River exploration in the Finger Lakes region of the Appalachian basin around Elmira, NY.
EQT Corp., Pittsburgh, has cored the Utica shale at 13,500 ft in southwestern Pennsylvania (OGJ, Oct. 19, 2009, p. 40).
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
CONGRESSMAN STUPAK!
FROM MICHIGAN
OMG!!! I GOT A PHONE CALL FROM CONGRESSMAN STUPAK'S OFFICE FOR A TELECONFERENCE TOWN HALL MEETING. I WAS THE FIRST TO ASK A QUESTION AND I WENT FOR THE JUGULAR.
I asked what was his position on the EPA putting more regulations on Hydrogen Sulfide Or H2S. He said paraphrased that H2S was a dangerous, deadly chemical and if the EPA wanted to regulate it then they should. There were people in Manistee that were overcome by a cloud of Hydrogen Sulfide and couldn't breathe. It is a problem in Michigan. The Michigan DEQ is not doing it's job in regulating this industry and this is a health concern. - I told him who I was and I know that he knew who I was. Oh I was so excited to get word out about H2S on a national level.
OMG!!! The teleconference when on for an hour and heard mostly questions about health care but I got ours in first!
jaime
OMG!!! I GOT A PHONE CALL FROM CONGRESSMAN STUPAK'S OFFICE FOR A TELECONFERENCE TOWN HALL MEETING. I WAS THE FIRST TO ASK A QUESTION AND I WENT FOR THE JUGULAR.
I asked what was his position on the EPA putting more regulations on Hydrogen Sulfide Or H2S. He said paraphrased that H2S was a dangerous, deadly chemical and if the EPA wanted to regulate it then they should. There were people in Manistee that were overcome by a cloud of Hydrogen Sulfide and couldn't breathe. It is a problem in Michigan. The Michigan DEQ is not doing it's job in regulating this industry and this is a health concern. - I told him who I was and I know that he knew who I was. Oh I was so excited to get word out about H2S on a national level.
OMG!!! The teleconference when on for an hour and heard mostly questions about health care but I got ours in first!
jaime
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