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    Just re-read your cut and paste Reg and it is incomplete when compared to the paper that I have kept on file by the same authors. The predicted return to normal levels was 2010 on the study that you've partially shown, but the field test in this study showed normal levels restoring slightly more slowly overall predicting normal levels as late as 2050, although several test bores showed normal levels already restored in 2002.

    Another study shows levels back at normal close to the predicted model in 2009-2011 and yet another study predicted normal levels on the basis of field testing in 2013-2015.

    All the studies, however, show that the statement, posted on the Eythorne web site that you gave earlier in the thread, "drilling will cause irreversible damage to the aquifer" is demonstrably untrue. Where there is one provable untruth there are normally several others hiding behind complex BS.

    To top it all, none of this is relevant in any meaningful way to the test drilling 3 bore holes. This stuff only becomes fully relevant if/when we start reducing water pressure in the coal seams to extract Methane.

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