Dirty water ... high levels of ammonia, methane, carbon dioxide, lithium, cyanide, bromide and boron were found near a coal seam gas operation. Photo: Ben Rushton
THE state's first case of water contamination from coal seam gas drilling has been discovered in north-western NSW, according to independent tests.
High levels of ammonia, methane, carbon dioxide, lithium, cyanide, bromide and boron were found around a water discharge point near a Santos coal seam gas operation in the Pilliga forest, near Narrabri.
Sydney Morning Herald
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