Governor's Budget Fiscal Years 2006-2007 Vol 6
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The secondary effect would be to minimize possible environmental problems associated with wells left open to the atmosphere bleeding H 2 S, C0 2 , natural gas (methane), and other volatile hydrocarbons to the atmosphere. By plugging these wells, which would normally be left open venting to the atmosphere, these greenhouse gases would be again trapped in their formations of origins.
Another secondary effect would be to reduce the number of abandoned wellheads and equipment on the surface of the ...land as was accomplished by the north Toole County reclamation project.
Many of these areas are now being farmed over where once there was nothing but oil field debris, pits, and sagebrush.
Recommendation A grant of up to $ 150,000 is recommended for this project contingent upon DNRC approval of the project scope of work and budget.
Governor's Budget Long-Range Planning Subcommittee Reclamation and Development Grants Program 44 Project No. 13 Applicant Name Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) Project Name Zortman and Landusky Mines - Completion of Reclamation Alternative Z6 Amount Requested $ 300,000 Other Funding Sources $ 3,818 Applicant Total Project Cost $ 303,818 Amount Recommended $ 300,000 Project Abstract (prepared and submitted by applicant) Pegasus Gold Corporation (PGC) conducted open pit mining at the Zortman and Landusky mines between 1979 and 1996.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The secondary effect would be to minimize possible environmental problems associated with wells left open to the atmosphere bleeding H 2 S, C0 2 , natural gas (methane), and other volatile hydrocarbons to the atmosphere. By plugging these wells, which would normally be left open venting to the atmosphere, these greenhouse gases would be again trapped in their formations of origins.
Another secondary effect would be to reduce the number of abandoned wellheads and equipment on the surface of the ...land as was accomplished by the north Toole County reclamation project.
Many of these areas are now being farmed over where once there was nothing but oil field debris, pits, and sagebrush.
Recommendation A grant of up to $ 150,000 is recommended for this project contingent upon DNRC approval of the project scope of work and budget.
Governor's Budget Long-Range Planning Subcommittee Reclamation and Development Grants Program 44 Project No. 13 Applicant Name Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) Project Name Zortman and Landusky Mines - Completion of Reclamation Alternative Z6 Amount Requested $ 300,000 Other Funding Sources $ 3,818 Applicant Total Project Cost $ 303,818 Amount Recommended $ 300,000 Project Abstract (prepared and submitted by applicant) Pegasus Gold Corporation (PGC) conducted open pit mining at the Zortman and Landusky mines between 1979 and 1996.
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