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[Edmonton Journal (blogs) (blog)] - About $40,000 a year would be required for operations and maintenance. All that's needed to remove chlorine is thiosulfate, a non-toxic chemical used as a water conditioner for fish tanks, said Greg Goss, a University of Alberta biological sciences
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by University of Alberta biological sciences professor, Greg Goss and his graduate students Martin ... to see how this process works for 50 years," said Goss.
Alberta research shows fracking fluids cause 'significant' harm to fish ...
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harm fish even at low concentrations. "When we put these frack fluids in, the
fluids themselves generate chemicals that have detrimental biological effects,"
said University of Alberta biologist Greg Goss. It's long been known that ...
Alberta research shows fracking fluids cause 'significant' harm ...
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University of Alberta biologist Greg Goss says fracked oil and gas wells can harm fish, even at low concentrations. File photo by Canadian ...
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