so did anybody notify authorities? was it more important to catch it on film? consider the location of Cresson i’m not surprised that TV or the papers would have reported on this unless they have a stringer in that town
It looks like there is a car/truck just to the right of the camera. were there any people nearby?
did anybody contact the TV or newspapers? if not why not? with such dramatic footage I’m sure the TV stations would have been foaming at the mouth to get it
Emergency workers came later and were able to turn down the valve so that less methane was escaping. Video was submitted anonymously. There are too many incidents like this that occur daily, due to a severe lack of state inspectors, and this will continue. Result: Texas continues to hold some of the dirtiest air in the US.
I think part of the point here is that this is an example of what can happen (and has happened and is happening) within a few hundred feet of our homes in highly populated residential neighborhoods and other areas where we work and play all over North Texas. Some who live near this kind of an emergency may never contact media. If the person capturing the video of this had stopped to call the media, they might not have captured it in its entirety.
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I can’t attend this because I’m already committee. Please, someone, go and take good notes. Registration is now open for the PHMSA Public Awareness Workshop on June 19-20, 2013 in Dallas, Texas. The hotel reservation and workshop registration can be accessed from the website. This workshop is open to all. WORKSHOP GOALS: The primary goals [...]Related Posts: […]
The Karnes City ISD Education Foundation partnered with Marathon Oil, ConocoPhillips, Talisman Energy and Statoil on a Karnes County Eagle Ford Energy Camp. STEM Camp began June 10, 2013 with twenty nine students attending. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. This is the first Karnes County Eagle Ford Energy Camp with students from Kar […]
We had planned to stay quiet this election season until we saw Mike Walker accuse his opponent Joy Bowen of being pro drilling. Seriously, are you kidding?No matter how you feel about gas drilling, the Flower Mound Oil and Gas ordinance must be followed. That is why we fought so hard to make it stronger. If a pad site meets the criteria in the ordinance, it […]
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so did anybody notify authorities? was it more important to catch it on film? consider the location of Cresson i’m not surprised that TV or the papers would have reported on this unless they have a stringer in that town
It looks like there is a car/truck just to the right of the camera. were there any people nearby?
did anybody contact the TV or newspapers? if not why not? with such dramatic footage I’m sure the TV stations would have been foaming at the mouth to get it
Emergency workers came later and were able to turn down the valve so that less methane was escaping. Video was submitted anonymously. There are too many incidents like this that occur daily, due to a severe lack of state inspectors, and this will continue. Result: Texas continues to hold some of the dirtiest air in the US.
I think part of the point here is that this is an example of what can happen (and has happened and is happening) within a few hundred feet of our homes in highly populated residential neighborhoods and other areas where we work and play all over North Texas. Some who live near this kind of an emergency may never contact media. If the person capturing the video of this had stopped to call the media, they might not have captured it in its entirety.