“…the concentration of benzene at levels seen in this report was extremely high for the meteorological conditions on the day of testing.”
The benzene was 1.77 ppb on a cold winter day.
HERE’s the test. It’s part of a lawsuit where Chesapeake Energy is the defendant.
Isn’t CHK the company that’s always going on about their non-toxic “dry gas.” Oh wait! That “dry gas” myth was already busted.
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Chesapeake vs a single homeowner, how do you think that is going to play out, 'ol Chessy? Just write the guy a big fat check, 'cause you're going to lose. In fact, keep the pen warm, I have a feeling there is more coming. A jury of my peers in that situation, I would take that any day of the week. Oh look, more Flower Mound people giving the industry hell and holding them accountable.