I thought NYC's water came from Canada.
Terry
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Jed Rothwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OrionWorks wrote:
A U.S. natural gas boom? Better believe it, and it'll begin in just a
year. Look for rapid development of monumental-size natural gas
deposits trapped in
From Jed,
Terry Blanton wrote:
I thought NYC's water came from Canada.
Nope. Putnam and Westchester counties, and Delaware county (the Catskills).
See:
http://nyc.gov/html/dep/html/drinking_water/wsmaps_wide.shtml
New York City water was voted the best-tasting, best quality of any major
Oh, I see you meant the entire state. I spoke of only the City.
Terry
On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 9:43 AM, Jed Rothwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Terry Blanton wrote:
I thought NYC's water came from Canada.
Nope. Putnam and Westchester counties, and Delaware county (the Catskills).
See:
Terry Blanton wrote:
Oh, I see you meant the entire state. I spoke of only the City.
No, I meant the New York City only. All of the water in the city
comes from the two locations shown on the map at nyc.gov.
Most other cities in New York State are smaller and can get enough
water from
Rothwell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [Vo]:Natural Gas to be extracted from: N.Y., PA, Ohio, and W.
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Terry Blanton wrote:
Oh, I see you meant the entire state. I spoke of only the City.
No, I meant the New York City
To see how bad the situation is, note that Atlas Energy Partners, in
spite of the obvious benefit noted below, the stock has been dropping
steadily in value even though it pays 38% dividend and is making
money. Rational value has creased to play a role in the stock market.
General Motors
OrionWorks wrote:
A U.S. natural gas boom? Better believe it, and it'll begin in just a
year. Look for rapid development of monumental-size natural gas
deposits trapped in mile-deep shale formations that zigzag beneath
N.Y., Pa., Ohio and W.Va.
Extracting gas from these formations in NY and
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