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CBNG operators produce coalbed
natural gas in the most environmentally friendly way possible - adhering
to rules and regulations, often doing more than what is required by
law.
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environmental regswwab update Regulatory Agencies Wyoming Permitting Montana Permitting Water Habitat Air Quality EIS CBNGA Presentations |
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WWAB Update WDEQ’s decision comes as a direct result of the ag community’s participation, including written comments and testimony to WWAB as well as in prior meetings of WDEQ and the Environmental Quality Council (EQC). At the WWAB meeting on Friday, March 28, 2008, the following decisions were made on the proposed Chapter 1, Appendix H rules: For the Ag Use Drafts click here. A. Chapter 1, Appendix H rule: Section (a) Purpose: The WWAB amended the second sentence in the last paragraph on page H-1, to read as follows: "Where discharges have been occurring prior to that date, it will be assumed that the discharge has had no adverse effect on agricultural production." Section (b) Livestock Watering: The WWAB amended this section as follows:
Section (c) Irrigation: Not amended B. Chapter 1, Section 20 Policy:
The WWAB amended WDEQ's list (in the proposed Chapter 1, Appendix H rule) to delete arsenic and molybdenum, and to change selenium from 50 Total Recoverable to 100 ug/L Dissolved. ccording to Bill DiRienzo with the WDEQ, the agency compiled this list of constituents and the concentrations from various ag extension bulletins after CBNG development began. These limits may, but need not be, included in WYPDES permits where livestock protection is a concern. NEXT STEPS FOR CHAPTER 1 RULEMAKING: The above information is the most recent update as of March 28, 2008. For more detailed information please contact the CBNGA at info@cbnga.com. |
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