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[ScarletSpider]

given all the heat and wildfires currently raging throughout the country and where doing things is like a tinder box ready to ignite violently and catastrophically how does this effect oil production where heat is required to get the oil out from the wells? Isn't it risky to be doing so during these times? (tons of fires in Canada and US)

[Saskisnow]

"Isn't it risky to be doing so during these times?" No, that's ridiculous.

[ScarletSpider]

Sask why is it ridiculous? I saw LA response and that is what i thought may have been stated after thinking about it. The issue is forest and vegetation i doubt it is a good idea to be heating things around them. A lot of things like solar and oil reseves are in dry and arid areas not only for capturing sun for solar but also keeping heat and any sparks or malefunctions away from things that catch

[L.A.]

The heat is being applied into the reservoir that is 300 m below surface.  Also Marwayne is in grassland and farm land it is not in forested area

[ScarletSpider]

Makes a lot of sense LA. I put your very reasonable response to me in my response to Sask thank you so much for your thoughtful response. 

[Saskisnow]

Wild fires make the oil flow better, everyone knows THAT! 

[ScarletSpider]

Really???Good to know thanks for that :-)