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Barchart Morning Call 10/31 0 commentsBarchart Morning CallBarchart.com - 1 hr 19 mins agoOvernight Developments
- Global stocks this morning are weaker with the Euro Stoxx 50 down -0.85% and Dec S&Ps down -11.00 points. The dollar and Treasuries rose while commodities declined on concern that European leaders will struggle to raise funds to contain the region's debt crisis. The euro fell and credit default swaps to insure European government debt rose after the yield on Italian 5-year notes surged 17 bp to 5.92%, the highest in 14 years. The euro also weakened after the Xinhau news agency reported that China can't play the role of "savior" in Europe's debt crisis. European banks led stock losses with BNP Paribas SA, Societe Generale SA and Credit Agricole SA all dropping more than 5%. Stock prices remained under pressure after the Oct Euro-Zone CPI estimate unexpectedly remained at a 3-year high of 3% and after the Sep Euro-Zone unemployment rate unexpectedly increased +0.1 to match a 13-year high of 10.2%. European debt concerns seemed to have affected Sep German retail sales which rose +0.4% m/m and +0.3% y/y, weaker than expectations of +1.0% m/m and +1.6% y/y. The OECD urged G-20 governments and central banks to "act decisively" to restore confidence as it cut its growth estimates for the U.S. economy to 1.7% this year and 1.8% next year from a May projection of 2.6% and 3.1% this year and next. The OECD also lowered its Euro-Zone GDP estimates to 1.6% in 2011 and +0.3% in 2012 from a previous estimate of 2.0% for each year.
- Asian stocks today closed lower with Japan down -0.69%, China -0.51%, Australia -1.27%, SOuth Korea -1.03%, India -0.56%. The yen plunged to a 2-3/4 month low against the dollar after Japan intervened in the currency market for the third time this year in a unilateral intervention. Japanese Finance Minister Azumi said the move was carried out to combat "one-sided speculative moves that don't reflect the economic fundamentals of our economy." Japan had sold 4.51 trillion yen in Aug to combat the yen's strength, the largest monthly amount since Mar 2004. Chinese stocks closed lower, led by losses in producers of property materials and property developers, after Premier Wen Jiabao said the government should "firmly" maintain property curbs.
- December S&Ps this morning are trading down by -11.00 points. The US stock market last Friday traded in the red most of the day and settled mixed as concern EU leaders haven't done enough to stem the region's debt crisis offset an increase in consumer confidence: Dow Jones +0.18%, S&P 500 +0.04%, Nasdaq Composite -0.05%. Bullish factors included (1) reduced labor costs with the smaller-than-expected increase in the Q3 U.S. employment cost index which posted its smallest gain in 10 months (+0.3% versus expectations of +0.6%), (2) the smaller-than-expected increase in the Sep PCE core deflator (unchanged m/m and +1.6% y/y versus expectations of +0.1% m/m and +1.7% y/y), (3) the as-expected +0.6% increase in Sep personal spending, which shows consumer spending remains relatively healthy, and (4) the larger-than-expected increase in the final Oct U.S. University of Michigan consumer confidence which climbed to a 3-month high (+3.4 to 60.9 versus expectations of +0.5 to 58.0).
- Bearish factors included (1) carry-over weakness from a slide in European stocks after weak demand for an Italian bond auction drove up 10-year Italian bond yields 15 bp, (2) the statement from Fitch Ratings that the European agreement on a 50% haircut on Greek bonds "would be viewed by the agency as a default event under its Distressed Debt Exchange criteria," and (3) the smaller-than-expected increase in Sep U.S. personal income, (+0.1% versus expectations of +0.3%), which may prompt a decline in consumer spending as income growth remains stagnant.
- Chevron (NYSE:CVX) slipped 1.3% in pre-market trading as crude oil fell and after Bank of America cut the stock to "neutral" from "buy."
- December 10-year T-notes this morning are up +11.5 ticks as stocks slide. T-note prices last Friday settled higher on reduced price pressures along with an increase in safe-haven demand on concern European officials may need to take further steps to stem the region's debt crisis: TYZ11 +25, FVZ11 +12, EDH12 +3.0. Bullish factors included (1) the smaller-than-expected increase in the Q3 U.S. employment cost index which posted its smallest gain in 10 months (+0.3% versus expectations of +0.6%), (2) the smaller-than-expected increase in Sep U.S. personal income (+0.1% versus expectations of +0.3%), which may prompt a decline in consumer spending as income growth remains stagnant, (3) the smaller-than-expected increase in the Sep PCE core deflator (unchanged m/m and +1.6% y/y versus expectations of +0.1% m/m and +1.7% y/y), and (4) increased demand for Treasuries after Fitch Ratings said that part of the European plan to stem the region's debt crisis amounts to a Greek default. Bearish factors included (1) the as-expected +0.6% increase in Sep personal spending, which shows consumer spending remains relatively healthy and (2) the larger-than-expected increase in the final Oct U.S. University of Michigan consumer confidence which climbed to a 3-month high (+3.4 to 60.9 versus expectations of +0.5 to 58.0).
- The dollar index this morning is stronger with the dollar/yen +2.07 yen and the euro/dollar -1.40 cents. The yen plunged to a 2-3/4 month low against the dollar following Japan's intervention in the currency market to stem the yen's strength. The dollar index last Friday settled slightly higher as the euro weakened after an increase in Italian borrowing costs raised concern EU leaders haven't done enough to stem the region's debt crisis: Dollar Index +0.188, USDJPY -0.153, EURUSD -0.00416. Bullish factors included (1) a weaker-than-anticipated Italian bond auction after only 7.93 billion euros out of a maximum target of 8.5 billion-euros were purchased, (2) weaker-than-expected Sep French consumer spending, and (3) the weaker than expected Sep Japan industrial production, which is yen negative. A bearish factor was the weaker-than-expected Sep U.S. personal income, which may inhibit growth as weak income growth prompts consumers to cut back on spending.
- Dec crude oil prices this morning are doen -68 cents a barrel and Dec gasoline is -1.14 cents per gallon. Crude oil and gasoline prices last Friday settled lower on global economic growth concerns along with dollar strength: CLZ11 -$0.64, RBZ11 -5.98. Bearish factors included (1) the -4.0% m/m decline Sep Japan industrial pr0duction, nearly double the decline that was expected and an indication of weak energy demand in the world's third-largest oil consumer and (2) the stronger dollar, which diminishes investment demand for commodities. A bullish factor was the larger-than-expected increase in the final Oct U.S. University of Michigan consumer confidence, which may signal that consumer spending and fuel demand may be sustained.
Earnings reports (confirmed releases, sorted by mkt cap): APC-Anadarko Petroleum (BEST earnings consensus $0.66), L-Loews (0.54), HCP-HCP Inc. (0.48), ALL-Allstate (0.09), HUM-Humana (2.03), AVB-AvalonBay Communities (0.48), CNA-CNA Financial (0.10), HLF-Herbalife Ltd. (0.76), FMC-FMC Corp. (1.35), BWP-Boardwalk Pipeline Partners LP (0.24), UDR-UDR Inc. (-0.11), SM-SM Energy (0.69), SBAC-SBA Communications (-0.24), PRE-PartnerRe Ltd. (1.45), MDU-MDU Resources Group (0.37), CCO-Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings (0.05).
Global Financial Calendar
Monday 10/31/11 United States 0945 ET Oct Chicago purchasing managers index expected -1.4 to 59.0, Sep +4.1 to 60.4. 1130 ET Weekly 3-mo and 6-mo T-bill auctions. Japan 0100 ET Sep Japan construction orders, Aug +9.3% y/y. 0100 ET Sep Japan housing starts expected +8.6% y/y to 906,000, Aug +14.0% y/y to 934,000. 2130 ET Sep Japan labor cash earnings expected -0.4% y/y, Aug -0.4% y/y. Germany 0300 ET Sep German retail sales expected +1.0% m/m and +1.6% y/y, Aug -2.7% m/m and +2.2% y/y. France 0345 ET Sep French producer prices expected +0.1% m/m and +6.1% y/y, Aug unchanged m/m and +6.3% y/y. United Kingdom 0530 ET Sep U.K. net consumer credit expected +0.4 billion pounds, Aug +0.5 billion pounds. 0530 ET Sep U.K. mortgage approvals expected +50,600, Aug +52,400. 0530 ET Sep U.K. M4 money supply, Aug -0.2% m/m and -0.5% y/y. Euro-Zone 0600 ET Oct Euro-Zone CPI estimate expected +2.9% y/y, Sep +3.0% y/y. 0600 ET Sep Euro-Zone unemployment rate expected unchanged at 10.0%, Aug unchanged at 10.0%, Canada 0830 ET Sep Canada industrial product prices expected +0.1% m/m, Aug +0.5% m/m. 0830 ET Sep Canada raw materials price index expected -1.9% m/m, Aug -3.2% m/m. CHI 2100 ET Oct China PMI manufacturing expected +0.6 to 51.8, Sep +0.3 to 51.2.
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Neat! I thought this was a repost of this, but it turns out it's an unrelated project illustrating the same concept.
Can guest editors include a "Previously" section?
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Neat! I thought this was a repost of this, but it turns out it's an unrelated project illustrating the same concept.
Can guest editors include a "Previously" section?
Good idea, thanks! Added!
I was a little let down to not hear Jackson Browne on this but I guess its no surprise.
In your vision of the vegetation taking over the highways, the soundtrack would of course have to be Talking Heads "(Nothing But) Flowers."
Visiting ancient ruined cities, such as Pompeii and Petra, I sort of get this feeling. You see the empty buildings and the streets just filled with tourists and people selling souvenirs to them. You miss the vibrancy that these cities once were, the people, the non-stone buildings, the vendors. There should be a "colonial Williamsburg/Old Sterbridge Village" for ancient Roman cities. Maybe in a few hundred years there will be a "colonial Williamsburg" for millenial L.A.
Wow. How great would it be to go rollerskating there?
what a great video. but hey: "look mommy, there's an airplane up in the sky!"
I was in London on the 21 July 2005, walking to Kings Cross, along with hundreds of commuters. The North Circular was closed to traffic, and people were wandering over all six lanes- it was like something out of J. G. Ballard.
Looks like a Second Life reproduction of LA.
I don't think all that "hardscaping" would be useless in this scenario, Chris. The roadway would still be an infrastructure that'd connect almost every building to every other building. We could lay down humongous cables over it that'd be some future iteration of the Internet.
I still see lawns in this future scenario presentation. You don't get much more useless than that kind of ornamental landscaping.
Voice over: "Where is everyone?"
"Is it the end of the world?"
"They're at Chile's all you can eat Rib Fest!"
"So come on down to Chile's."
"Don't be left alone."
I found it amusing (and ironic, even) that in the very last shot, you can see the oil wells in the background, merrily pumping away in timelapse high-speed, as if in the hope that someday, someone will once again find a use for the internal combustion engine.
But where are the people and animals?
This isn't a automobile-free future, this is a wasteland.
While this is an interesting thought experiment it appears that Ching buys into the fallacy of natural equals devoid of humans. Where are all the people walking, or cycling on all of that roadway? Devoid of cars great, devoid of any life a bit creepy and unrealistic.
Walkin' in L.A.? Only a nobody walks in L.A.
If I caught a glimpse of a future car-less world but one in which Sex and the City movies are still being churned out, than I would conclude that our civilization clearly failed for reasons different than what we expected.
Huh- vehicles aren't the only thing missing. Perhaps the zombie apocalypse took out every last vertebrate organism.
While this is an interesting thought experiment it appears that Ching buys into the fallacy of natural equals devoid of humans. Where are all the people walking, or cycling on all of that roadway? Devoid of cars great, devoid of any life a bit creepy and unrealistic.
Makes me want to go cycling all the way through L.A.
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Harry Reid: The anarchists have taken over Congress!
**Written by Doug Powers
Harry Reid's upset about something again, which must mean something potentially good for America is going on:
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Thursday said "anarchists" have taken over Congress.
Reid (D-Nev.) said Tea Party Republicans are preventing progress on an energy efficiency bill by offering amendments on ObamaCare and other unrelated issues.
"We're diverted totally from what this bill is about. Why? Because the anarchists have taken over," Reid said on the Senate floor. "They've taken over the House and now they've taken over the Senate.
"People who don't believe in government — and that's what the Tea Party is all about — are winning, and that's a shame."
Thanks for the good news, Harry! Does Reid ever ask himself why people who don't believe in government would bother to get themselves elected to Congress and show up to meetings on time? If they're anarchists they're really bad at it.
Reid's fond of blaming "anarchists" whenever he's not getting his way. Here he is blaming Tea Party "anarchists" four months ago:
(h/t Weasel Zippers)
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- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
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- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1 tablespoon Champagne or dry white wine
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 tablespoon Dijon-style mustard
- 1 tablespoon drained capers
(Sea Bass with Caper Cream Sauce). In a large heavy skillet heat the butter over moderately high heat until the foam subsides, in it saute the bass, turning it once, for 1 minute, and transfer it with a slotted spatula to a plate. Into the butter remaining in the skillet stir the cream, the Champagne, the Worcestershire sauce, the mustard, the capers, and salt and pepper to taste, scraping up the brown bits, return the bass to the skillet, and simmer the mixture for 5 to 7 minutes, or until the bass just flakes. Serves 4.
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Abstract:The City of Lawrence, Kansas Wastewater Utility has recently achieved certification for a management system, which is consistent with the planned arrangements of ISO14001:2004 Environmental Management System, 18001:1999 Occupational Health and Safety Management System, and the National Biosolids Partnership EMS for Biosolids. Referred to as the Lawrence Wastewater Management System (LWWMS), it is the first management system in the country to be completely integrated.
In 1999, the Lawrence Wastewater Utility participated in a gap analysis for the National Biosolids Partnership and shortly after agreed to participate as a demonstration agency in the development of the NBP's Environmental Management System, becoming a charter agency for the project. The NBP's intent was to encourage sewerage agencies to implement an environmental management system for the individual agency's biosolids management programs and ultimately increase the public credibility and confidence as well as "raise the bar" for the performance of such programs. Throughout the development of the NBP EMS for Biosolids, Lawrence Wastewater Utility staff contributed feedback to the NBP and attended training workshop to assist with the development of the agency's EMS. In September 2005, the Lawrence Wastewater Utility underwent the 3rd party verification audit for their NBP EMS and became the 10th agency (and smallest at the time) in the country to receive certification.
Since the NBP EMS for biosolids applied to the biosolids value chain from pretreatment to final use, but did not include any non-biosolids related areas, management chose to expand the environmental management system to include the entire utility's activities, as well as add occupational health and safety to the management system. ISO14001 was used as the standard for the expansion of the environmental management system to all areas of wastewater utility activity. OHSAS 18001 was used as the standard or specification for adopting occupational health and safety management.
In September/October 2006, the LWWMS was completely integrated, implemented, and underwent an integrated audit. In this case, since the NBP EMS for Biosolids had received certification the previous year, that portion underwent an interim audit. The entire Wastewater Utility underwent verification audits for both ISO14001 and OHSAS 18001.
The objective of this poster presentation is to describe the development of the program and how the three planned arrangements were effectively combined into one integrated program. Some outstanding outcomes have been experienced as a result of the management system approach and speak as testimony to the value of management systems. Such outcomes include the relative ease in sighting a second wastewater treatment plant, which is testimony to the confidence that the City Management, interested parties, and the public have in the Wastewater Utility. Other positive outcomes include effective response to emergency situations, increase in technical capabilities of the Wastewater Utility, and more efficient and effective response to various situations. The project was not without some challenges, including the continual drive to make it simpler, more practical and more user-friendly, with the intent of being incorporated easily into the day-to-day management of the entire Wastewater Utility. An additional challenge was integrating an environmental impact and health and safety hazard analysis in a way that was simple, manageable, and reproducible. We hope to demonstrate that implementation of this integrated system is not only beneficial to the effective management of a wastewater utility or any other type of agency, but can also be made easy to understand and straightforward.
The poster presentation will include the attached flow chart that illustrates the primary function of the LWWMS and how each element relates and interacts with the others. Descriptions of each element would be included on the poster for further description.
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EDMONTON, ALBERTA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/16/13 -- Titan Logix Corp., (TSX VENTURE:TLA) ("Titan" or the "Company"), reported today its decision to re-enter the burner management market with a new burner management system and cutting edge burner combustion technology.
"The decision to return to the burner management market follows an extensive study of the market, current market regulations, and product offerings," said Titan President and CEO, Greg McGillis. "Following careful consideration and analysis, and improvement of internal processes, the timing is right for us to re-enter the market. The quality of Titan's FGI burner management product line continues to be recognized in the industry, even after we announced our departure from the market in August of 2011."
To effectively execute its strategy, Titan intends to invest in the necessary infrastructure, personnel (management, sales, engineering) and marketing. Titan also announces the hiring of Jeff Langford to head up this new business unit. Mr. Langford comes to Titan with over 20 years of burner and combustion experience.
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The burner management system product line fits within Titan's mission to provide its customers with advanced technology fluid management solutions. This diversification of products and services is outside of current operations. We continue to anticipate the ongoing success of Titan's fluid management product lines for mobile tankers in concert with our reentry into the burner management system market.
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Founded in 1979, Titan Logix Corp. ("Titan" or "the Company") is a high technology company specializing in Research and Development (R&D), manufacturing and marketing of advanced technology fluid management solutions. The Company's products include Guided Wave Radar (GWR) gauges for level measurement and overfill prevention (particularly for use in mobile tanker applications), level gauges for storage tanks, burner management for oilfield heaters, and communication systems for remote alarming and control. The products are currently used in the oil and gas, waste fluid collection, chemical and aviation industries. These technologies and their derivatives under development are applicable to a variety of additional markets which Titan plans to expand into at the appropriate time. A common practice in many of these markets is the use of manual methods for measurement and control. Due to safety considerations, the rising cost of many fluids, awareness and concerns about the environment and technological advancements enabling better operational efficiencies, we are experiencing an increased demand for our advanced technology products. We anticipate this demand will continue as we pursue expansion into other markets.
The products we manufacture are part of a complete asset management solution. The full solution consists of our own market leading products integrated with best-in-class third party solutions to enable our customers to benefit from complete fluid management, throughout each stage of their fluid handling processes. This is captured by our slogan "Advanced Technology Fluid Management Solutions, In the Field, On the Road, In the Office"(TM).
-- In the Field: "In the Field" refers to Titan's solution offerings for storage tanks and process vessels. -- On the Road: "On the Road" refers to Titan's solution offerings for mobile tanker trucks and trailers. -- In the Office: "In the Office" refers to Titan's solution offerings that enable customers to monitor their fluid assets from the convenience of their dispatch center or other back office environment through a wired or wireless connection.
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Sub Zero Ice Cream was founded in 2005 by chemist Jerry Hancock and his wife Naomi Hancock. Jerry wanted to bring his customers a unique experience as well as delicious ice cream so he used his background in chemistry and engineering to create an ice cream experience that uses flash freezing with liquid nitrogen. Instead of whipping the ice cream full of air and letting it freeze slowly in a freezer, a burst of liquid nitrogen freezes a single serving of fresh cream and ingredients in 15 seconds or less. This prevents large ice crystals typically found in ice cream from forming, creating the smoothest, creamiest ice cream around.
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Since we have such a large selection of flavors and mix-ins, our customers aren't limited to 20 or 30 choices — they're limited to over one trillion. We cater to all dietary restrictions, tastes and preferences since the customer can choose the base, flavors and mix-ins.
Our fresh ingredients and freezing process make our catering an affordable option since nothing is pre-made. We don't require electricity so our table or trailer can be set up anywhere!
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In Andrew Haigh's gentle and incisive Weekend, two British gay menRussell (Tom Cullen), an awkward, semi-closeted lifeguard, and Glen (Chris New), a cheeky artistmeet in a club, have sex, and then talk, graphically, about the sex they had, and what they thought when they first saw each other, and why Russell is uncomfortable being out, and Glen's art project, in which gay men talk about sex, that he thinks no one will come to see: not gays because there won't be any visible cock, not straights because it's got nothing to do with their world. And just when you're squirming and thinking there might be a little too much navel-gazing here for one film, the men's easy intimacy begins to seem like a respite, a time-out from a world in which sex talk is either giggly and salacious or nonexistent. Haigh mixes long shots of high rises, of people held apart by their apartments, with loose, warm scenes of Russell and Glen coming out of themselves. Will they stay together? I hate to damage so fragile a work with overpraise, but, gay or straight, if you don't see yourself in this movie, you need to get a life.
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The Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment (PCE) has held back from calling for a moratorium on fracking, but is worried about the way the process is regulated and monitored.
"There have been calls for a moratorium to be placed on fracking in New Zealand, but I do not think this is justified at present," commissioner Dr Jan Wright said in an interim report published today.
Fracking - short for hydraulic fracturing - involves injecting fluid containing sand and chemicals at high pressure to fracture rock, in order to extract previously inaccessible oil and gas.
In her report, Wright referred to work by the British Royal Society which found the environmental risks associated with fracking could be managed effectively, provided operational best practices were implemented and enforced through regulation.
"But at this stage I cannot be confident that operational best practices are actually being implemented and enforced in this country," Wright said in her report.
One issue was that companies were perhaps being trusted rather too much to all do the right thing.
The second stage of her investigation would look at how well the environmental risks associated with fracking were being regulated and monitored.
While discussing the interim report, Wright warned that if she found issues that were sufficiently worrying she would not hesitate to call for a moratorium.
The report raised concerns about whether New Zealand would be able to cope with a surge in fracking activity.
"If, for instance, exploration drilling on the east coast of the North Island reveals the presence of commercial quantities of oil that can be recovered through fracking, an 'oil rush' would likely follow - many exploration wells could be drilled in a very short time with production not far behind."
Such rapid scaling up had led to well-publicised problems in other countries.
"The scale and speed of change that could occur requires forethought now. We need to prepare for a future that might take us by surprise," Wright said in the report overview.
The potential for important aquifers to be contaminated as a result of fracking was "very real".
While there was much concern about the chemicals in fracking fluid, the salty water that came from deep under the ground along with the oil and gas was much greater in volume, and could also contaminate groundwater.
Internationally, there were many anecdotal examples of aquifer contamination after nearby wells had been fracked.
Spills and leaks were one way fracking could lead to water contamination, but were relatively easy to manage.
Another way was through migration, where oil and gas or other fluids travelled up through cracks in the rock and eventually reached aquifers.
The possibility of contaminants migrating into aquifers through cracks created during the fracking process was only a remote possibility because the cracks were unlikely to be long enough to create pathways in the rock between the fracking zone and aquifers, the report said.
It was possible cracks produced by fracking could connect to natural fractures or faults in the ground, and create a pathway, the report said.
But it also said: "While possible, the probability of fracking fluids migrating to freshwater aquifers or the surface is very unlikely."
The third possible way fracking could lead to water contamination was through well failure.
"To date, there is no evidence that fracking has caused groundwater contamination in New Zealand, and at the current scale of operations, the risk appears low," the report said.
Another major concern was the potential for triggering earthquakes. The process of fracking itself caused only "very tiny" earthquakes.
"But if liquids (fracking fluid or wastewater) were to find their way into an already stressed fault, the fault might slip triggering a more significant (though probably small) earthquake," the report said.
There were three documented overseas cases where fracking fluid injection had reached nearby active faults and caused earthquakes. Those earthquakes were all less than magnitude 4 and caused no surface damage or water contamination from well damage.
The first known use of fracking in this country was in 1989, with almost all the fracking in New Zealand taking place in Taranaki.
Despite the commissioner deciding not to call for a moratorium, the Green Party believed her report pointed to the need for such a step.
"The PCE's report does not say that fracking in New Zealand is safe, the report concludes that fracking companies do not have a 'social licence' to operate and that the regulation is fragmented and light-handed," Green Party energy spokesperson Gareth Hughes said.
He urged the Government and councils to take a safety-first approach and put a halt on fracking until strong regulations were in place.
"Given that the oil and gas isn't going anywhere, why allow fracking to continue in the absence of a guarantee that world best practice is being implemented in New Zealand?"
Canterbury University senior lecturer in environmental chemistry Dr Sally Gaw said even with operational best practices, blow-outs, mechanical failure and human error had the potential to contaminate soil, surface waters and groundwater.
"The consequences of a contamination incident have been understated in the report as there are limited to no options for remediating groundwater and soil once contamination has occurred."
Canterbury University lecturer in rock mechanics Dr Marlene Villeneuve said close collaboration was needed between the Government, industry and research organisations to understand the response of reservoir rocks to fracking for each geological area where oil and gas extraction would be undertaken. That understanding was needed for regulators and companies to be able to develop best practices.
Dr Julie Rowland, from Auckland University's school of environment, said there was a need for high quality research to inform best practice in relation to well location, design and construction, and the storage and disposal of waste.
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