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View from our house prior to TAG Oil Sarah Roberts View from our house TAG Oil at Cheal B (courtesy Pip Guthrie, The Listener, January 2012) The report notes while regular visual monitoring by council inspectors, and ad hoc sampling in

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View from our house prior to TAG Oil

Sarah Roberts

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View from our house TAG Oil at Cheal B

(courtesy Pip Guthrie, The Listener, January 2012)

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The report notes “while regular visual monitoring

by council inspectors, and ad hoc sampling in response to incidents or complaints are to be encouraged, they cannot be relied on to detect pollution from a spill or a leak. The overall lack of systematic monitoring programmes that require baseline sampling and ongoing testing for the lifetime of the well (and beyond) – particularly for indicators of ecological health – is disappointing” (2014, pg.56).

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Fiona Clark

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Sarah Roberts

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http://www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/news/8750936/Noise-silences- Sidewinder-drilling

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Sarah Roberts

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According to the PCE using deep-well injection for

disposal of liquid waste such as produced water makes sense. “Large volumes of ‘produced water’ flow out of wells along with oil and gas. This water … contains hydrocarbons, salts and heavy metals” (PCE, 2014, pg.57). “The most undesirable way of disposing of waste is to discharge it into a stream” (PCE, 2014, pg.93). Taranaki Regional Council grants consents to discharge produced water into the streams and rivers.

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