As much as I hate to say it, we'll be hearing this more and more in the not so distant future. Very sad!dkile wrote:
This is the issue that we all did not want to happen. As it was reported that thousands of gallons of fracking fluid flowed out of the well and an determined amount has flowed into Towanda Creek.
wildtrout2 wrote:
As much as I hate to say it, we'll be hearing this more and more in the not so distant future. Very sad!dkile wrote:
This is the issue that we all did not want to happen. As it was reported that thousands of gallons of fracking fluid flowed out of the well and an determined amount has flowed into Towanda Creek.
An equipment failure allowed flowback fluids to wash onto the well pad in volumes that overwhelmed the multiple containment precautions in place.
The theory right now is it's a cracked well casing.
jjsjigs wrote:
There went my fishing plans.... I live 5 miles from the Towanda Creek. The LeRoy area not only is ATW with put n' take stockies but the headwaters still hold a decent population of wild browns.
The lower end of "T-Creek" around Monroeton, PA is a fabulous smallie fishery too! [color=0000FF]The only saving grace is that with all the high water in the creek the frac fluids may get diluted enough not to cause too much damage. [/color] DWCO Pete Napoli assesed the creek yesterday and reported NO fish kills... YET!