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Environment Agency Report 7th December 2006.
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Environment Agency Report 6th June 2007.
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Environment Agency report 5th September 2007.
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Environment Agency Photographs 05 September 07.
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Environment Agency Report 5th October 2007.
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Environment Agency Methane Report.
5th October 2007.
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In case you have had difficulty in opening the photographs in report "5th September 2007", I have made them available for you to look at.
Photograph 1.
Well 35 – Flexi pipe not connected to 110mm gas pipe. Valve at wellhead was open, allowing passive venting of LF gas to atmosphere.
Photographs 2 and 3.
Gaffer tape repairs to various bit of infrastructure – several examples noted.
photograph 4.
Unlabelled well. Also not shown on plan – location was between wells 27 and 20. Cracked cap allowing passive venting of LF gas to atmosphere. Strong gas odour in the vicinity of this well.
Photographs 5 and 6.
Well 170 – Flexi pipe so badly kinked that the well was effectively blocked. This well was on but unable to draw gas.
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What They Don't Want You To Know!
The Welbeck Toxic Tip is made of gigantic "cells", the picture above shows part of one of these cells still under construction and incomplete. But in their insane push for profits they have started accepting waste and have dumped the waste into an incomplete cell. If the supplier of the lining material saw this picture I believe they would cancel their guarantee, the liner appears twisted, laying on poorly leveled ground, not bonded (sealed) to the sheet lying underneath it as well as been contaminated.
This photograph is of rather poor quality apologies for that, it shows a pyramid of rubber lining material (rolls) on the raised bank. the pyramid must have been unstable, as two of these rolls can be seen lower down the bank, (shown in the white rectangles), originally there were 3 rolls on this bank. The rolls weigh many tonnes and are easily damaged and at this moment in time we are relying on this suspect material from allowing toxic liquid to leak out into either the river, the canal or into underground aquifers (underground water layers).