She noticed a NY permit application which allowed for on-site burial of drill cuttings.
This is illegal even in the wild-west no-regulations state of Pennsylvania.
Sho' nuff:
http://www.dec.ny.gov/regulations/87420.html
554.1(c)(4) If applicable, prior to the issuance of a permit to drill, deepen,
plug back or convert a well or for any operation noticed to the department on
the Sundry Well Notice and Report form that requires pre-approval from the
department, the owner or operator must submit and receive approval of a plan
for the environmentally safe and proper disposal or beneficial re-use of
drill cuttings on-site or off-site.
554.1(c)(4) If applicable, prior to the issuance of a permit to drill, deepen,
plug back or convert a well or for any operation noticed to the department on
the Sundry Well Notice and Report form that requires pre-approval from the
department, the owner or operator must submit and receive approval of a plan
for the environmentally safe and proper disposal or beneficial re-use of
drill cuttings on-site or off-site.
So there you have it.
So maybe, "If applicable", the driller might be required to fill out a form.
On site, off-site, spread them on farm land as a "beneficial use".
Anything goes, baby.
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