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To: cmg who wrote (89735)	5/3/2012 11:58:53 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Read Replies (1) of 218633

Even South Africa is on the band wagon; Local landowners and environmentalists warn that fracking, the technique of hydraulically fracturing shale rock deep beneath the surface to release natural gas, would pollute underground water supplies. A study by the Econometrix company that was paid for by Shell has estimated that there could be enough shale gas in the Karoo region to supply South Africa with energy for 400 years, at current rates of consumption. The study also said that tens of thousands of jobs could be created. ft.com news24.com

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