Athabasca Oil Corp T.ATH

Not good

[justmymoney]

companies injecting water like ATH could be in a corner unless the government says np to the earthquake or they issue a sieze order to stop production till they resolve it but it certainly shines a light on ATH in a bad way. I'm thinking twice about holding ATH just because of this for now because I dont want my money froozen is ATH has to stop trading.

[MisterK25]

Perhaps ATH will adopt clean tech such as RF/XL from Acceleware ( AXE ) , which uses RF energy to heat existing ground water in the oil formation to create steam. No external water is required. I own both ATH and AXE, and think they are a perfect fit.

[stock_for_gold]

It's not just the oil sands but fracking in general. There's been numerous studies done in Colorado on earthquake vs oil fracking. This is not a new problem. 

[stock_for_gold]

https://www.denverpost.com/2017/10/25/wastewater-injection-wells-earthquakes-colorado-new-mexico/amp/

[Jimmy1page]

There is no actual proof that fracking causes earthquakes. Most of the studies are completely left wing oil haters. Most of what we do in Alberta is "sag D. We steam it. As for water, I haul chemicals. Mostly caustic soda. Lol. Syncrude puts about 8 tankers a day into the ground 

[stock_for_gold]

I've worked in th oil industry since 1978 and there have been numerous studies showing the effect of fracking it's not new  https://uwaterloo.ca/news/media/new-map-shows-where-fracking-induced-earthquakes-could-hit

[stock_for_gold]

They also found that the area south of Grande Prairie, Alberta is far less prone to significant levels of induced seismicity, despite the fact that the Montney and Duverney formations in the region have been subjected to more than 700 multistage hydraulic fracturing operations.  “This is particularly important considering that the area is home to Alberta's No.1 geothermal project,” said

[Jimmy1page]

Lost me at "university of Waterloo. You've never worked in the industry. That's just a fact