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Results <strong>of</strong> the study indicate:

1. High methane concentration in active wells (1 km had lower methane and different

composition;

2. Active wells were not contaminated by chemicals derived

from contamination <strong>of</strong> produced waters.

Results <strong>of</strong> the study indicate: 1. High methane concentration in active wells (1 km had lower methane and different composition; 2. Active wells were not contaminated by chemicals derived from contamination <strong>of</strong> produced waters.

The toxicity <strong>of</strong> produced water

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