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Something borrowed, something new, some of the language, a little blue: part one
Thursday, 26 July 2012
James McGrath

A FUNNY thing is going on for those seeking to promote the benefits of unconventional drilling to the wider community. Spruikers on the east coast are yelling “coal seam gas isn’t shale!” but those in the west are shouting “shale isn’t CSG!”.


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