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121 Griffiths, Mary and Marr-Laing, Tom. February, 2001. pp. 18, 35. See endnote 37.
122 Powder River Basin Resource Council. Coalbed Methane Monitor. Late Summer 2000. p. 7.
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123 Letter from Burlington Resources to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, June 21,
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124 Southwest Pollution Prevention Center. See endnote 50.
125 Southwest Pollution Prevention Center. See endnote 50.
126 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. pp. 32, 41. See endnote 16.
127 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 77. See endnote 16.
128 API. 1997. See endnote 58.
129 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 59. See endnote 16.
130 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 52. See endnote 16.
131 Southwest Pollution Prevention Center. See endnote 50.
132 API. 1997. See endnote 58.
133 U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Environmental Impacts Associated with Disposal of Saline
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134 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 54. See endnote 16.
135 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 61. See endnote 16.
136 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 35. See endnote 16.
137 U.S. EPA. Region 8 – Superfund Sites in Wyoming. “Mystery Bridge Road/Hwy 20.
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138 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 79. See endnote 16.
139 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 33. See endnote 16.
140 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 33. See endnote 16.
141 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 33. See endnote 16.
142 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 34. See endnote 16.
143 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 42. See endnote 16.
144 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 112. See endnote 16.
145 Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission (IOGCC). December, 1996. Produce or Plug:
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146 IOGCC. 1996. See endnote 145.
147 IOGCC. 1996. See endnote 145.
148 Wright, H.W. 1987. “Oklahoma's Groundwater: Reducing the Pollution Caused by Improperly
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149 U.S. EPA. 2002. See endnote 28.
150 For more information, see USGS “Gas (methane) hydrates – a new frontier.”
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151
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152
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153 Petroleum Technology Transfer Council (PTTC). 2004. “Coalbed Methane Resources in the
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154 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 5. See endnote 16.
155 Western Organization of Resource Councils (WORC). 2003. Factsheet. Coalbed Methane
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157 Stevens, Scott H., Kuuskraa, Jason, Kuuskraa, Vello. 1998. Unconventional Natural Gas in
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158 U.S. Energy Information Administration, U.S. Department of Energy. 2001. “Recent Efficiency
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