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Anadarko Basin’s Wastewater, Frac Sand Woes

Oil and gas experts examine current practices to better mitigate water-related issues in the Anadarko Basin. Meanwhile, direct-sourcing sand gains ground.

Mary

Holcomb

HartEnergy.com

Tue, 01/14/2020 - 08:00 AM

Rob Bruant

Rob Bruant, director of product at B3 Insight, spoke to DUG Midcontinent Conference and Exhibition attendees on the state of wastewater in the Anadarko Basin. (Source: Mary Holcomb, Hart Energy)

Oil and gas experts examine current practices to better mitigate water-related issues in the Anadarko Basin. Meanwhile, direct-sourcing sand gains ground.

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Mary Holcomb

Mary Holcomb is an Associate Editor for HartEnergy.com's Digital News Group. She contributes to the company’s technology-based content such as subsea, seismic, digital oilfield, etc.

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