ms. quarterman: he needs a new title. mr. chandra: i believe it was chesapeake energy that bought a new position there. but it was tectonic lead different. everything about it was different than the other planes. that is when i found terry and terry introduced me to a lot of work that i still cannot pronounce or understand. what was amazing, there was no book you could read. and the education now is very much real time. the primer is so historical. there is so little i know, every passing day. yet, i feel that i know a lot since we had our chat. i met terry and terry really helped us. and terry with his pennsylvania experience, and also ohio and increasingly it will be west virginia. and the techniques they are using to exploit the rock are absolutely violent. you have wells that are capable of doing these astronomical rate in the gulf of mexico where things that could not happen are being experienced at a single well, per well in places like ohio, west virginia, and pennsylvania. ms. quarterman: you said the primer had not b

ms. quarterman: he needs a new title. mr. chandra: i believe it was chesapeake energy that bought a new position there. but it was tectonic lead different. everything about it was different than the other planes. that is when i found terry and terry introduced me to a lot of work that i still cannot pronounce or understand. what was amazing, there was no book you could read. and the education now is very much real time. the primer is so historical. there is so little i know, every passing day. yet, i feel that i know a lot since we had our chat. i met terry and terry really helped us. and terry with his pennsylvania experience, and also ohio and increasingly it will be west virginia. and the techniques they are using to exploit the rock are absolutely violent. you have wells that are capable of doing these astronomical rate in the gulf of mexico where things that could not happen are being experienced at a single well, per well in places like ohio, west virginia, and pennsylvania. ms. quarterman: you said the primer had not b

ms. quarterman: any of you. mr. endgelder: we have had tremendous experience in the arctic to begin with. anwar has the same geology as the geology to the west. i think may be the first lesson to learn here is that maintenance of the alaska pipeline is going to be incredibly important and the alaska pipeline is aging and british petroleum got into trouble because they didn't sufficiently maintained that pipeline. that won't happen in this new area of the arctic is open. i think we have learned a lot about managing fluids that are produced with the oil and that would be how does one dispose of them? that is a nontrivial problem in a distant place like alaska and i don't know what the answer is but i can imagine these wells if this area is ever opened up one of the first questions the regulators will have is how are you going to manage the waste waters? i don't have an answer for that. there are a number of other issues, including, for example protecting the upper part of the wells with better casings and cement jobs.