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Sunday, March 24, 2013
High-Volume Natural-Gas Groundwater Spill in Colorado Demands Answers Now. No More Evasions! In Western Colorado an underground spill/plume containing unknown hydrocarbon-chemical liquids, measuring 200 feet by 170 feet in circumference, and about 14 feet deep, continues to flow and remains uncontained. The spill is located 60 feet from Parachute Creek in Garfield County on property owned by Williams Midstream and WPX Energy. Parachute Creek flows into the Colorado River.
Sunday, March 24, 2013High-Volume Natural-Gas Groundwater Spill in Colorado Demands Answers Now. No More Evasions! In Western Colorado an underground spill/plume containing unknown hydrocarbon-chemical liquids, measuring 200 feet by 170 feet in circumference, and about 14 feet deep, continues to flow and remains uncontained. The spill is located 60 feet from Parachute Creek in Garfield County on property owned by Williams Midstream and WPX Energy. Parachute Creek flows into the Colorado River.
