MR. BELLIVEAU: First of all, the company must have treated waste water and there are tests done on that before it is disposed of so there’s a process in place, and naturally, the issue you’re talking about is that this needed to be addressed. Our information, without getting into details here, because we have to follow a certain protocol so we don’t give out privileged information on a company - I can assure you that this is in compliance with all of the approvals that must be met. We think this is the right thing to do because this needs to be looked at. MR. YOUNGER: I’m wondering what exactly is privileged. You have fracking waste water from various sites, and I’m not suggesting you would know right here, but is it possible to find out what that waste water is being tested for and what the results are before and after treatment? It’s going into a public water body so I can’t see why that would be privileged since the discharge of all other treatment plants are public knowledge across the country, publicly available. Can you explain exactly what information would be privileged in terms of testing that material?
Posted on: Tue, 18 Nov 2014 00:21:12 +0000
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