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Joe Baker photo A turtle is perched on the edge of a second stock pond that Adrian Opiela fears may be affected by a recent spill of oilfield waste fluids that contaminated a large part of his property. Family members worry about the impact of the recent spill on wildlife living on the piece of land about 600 acres in size.
Joe Baker photo A turtle is perched on the edge of a second stock pond that Adrian Opiela fears may be affected by a recent spill of oilfield waste fluids that contaminated a large part of his property. Family members worry about the impact of the recent spill on wildlife living on the piece of land about 600 acres in size.
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Joe Baker photo White squares of absorbent material float in a ditch filled with waste fluids from an area drilling operation that spilled when a two-inch fiberglass feeder line ruptured on property located about eight miles north of Karnes City.
Joe Baker photo White squares of absorbent material float in a ditch filled with waste fluids from an area drilling operation that spilled when a two-inch fiberglass feeder line ruptured on property located about eight miles north of Karnes City.
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Joe Baker photo A huge oak tree that the Opiela family estimates is more than 150 years old stands in danger near the site of a feeder line rupture and spill of contaminants from oilfield production.
Joe Baker photo A huge oak tree that the Opiela family estimates is more than 150 years old stands in danger near the site of a feeder line rupture and spill of contaminants from oilfield production.
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Joe Baker photo A turtle is perched on the edge of a second stock pond that Adrian Opiela fears may be affected by a recent spill of oilfield waste fluids that contaminated a large part of his property. Family members worry about the impact of the recent spill on wildlife living on the piece of land about 600 acres in size.
Joe Baker photo A turtle is perched on the edge of a second stock pond that Adrian Opiela fears may be affected by a recent spill of oilfield waste fluids that contaminated a large part of his property. Family members worry about the impact of the recent spill on wildlife living on the piece of land about 600 acres in size.
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Joe Baker photo White squares of absorbent material float in a ditch filled with waste fluids from an area drilling operation that spilled when a two-inch fiberglass feeder line ruptured on property located about eight miles north of Karnes City.
Joe Baker photo White squares of absorbent material float in a ditch filled with waste fluids from an area drilling operation that spilled when a two-inch fiberglass feeder line ruptured on property located about eight miles north of Karnes City.
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Joe Baker photo A huge oak tree that the Opiela family estimates is more than 150 years old stands in danger near the site of a feeder line rupture and spill of contaminants from oilfield production.
Joe Baker photo A huge oak tree that the Opiela family estimates is more than 150 years old stands in danger near the site of a feeder line rupture and spill of contaminants from oilfield production.
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Joe Baker photo A turtle is perched on the edge of a second stock pond that Adrian Opiela fears may be affected by a recent spill of oilfield waste fluids that contaminated a large part of his property. Family members worry about the impact of the recent spill on wildlife living on the piece of land about 600 acres in size.
Joe Baker photo A turtle is perched on the edge of a second stock pond that Adrian Opiela fears may be affected by a recent spill of oilfield waste fluids that contaminated a large part of his property. Family members worry about the impact of the recent spill on wildlife living on the piece of land about 600 acres in size.
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Joe Baker photo White squares of absorbent material float in a ditch filled with waste fluids from an area drilling operation that spilled when a two-inch fiberglass feeder line ruptured on property located about eight miles north of Karnes City.
Joe Baker photo White squares of absorbent material float in a ditch filled with waste fluids from an area drilling operation that spilled when a two-inch fiberglass feeder line ruptured on property located about eight miles north of Karnes City.
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Joe Baker photo A huge oak tree that the Opiela family estimates is more than 150 years old stands in danger near the site of a feeder line rupture and spill of contaminants from oilfield production.
Joe Baker photo A huge oak tree that the Opiela family estimates is more than 150 years old stands in danger near the site of a feeder line rupture and spill of contaminants from oilfield production.
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Joe Baker photo A turtle is perched on the edge of a second stock pond that Adrian Opiela fears may be affected by a recent spill of oilfield waste fluids that contaminated a large part of his property. Family members worry about the impact of the recent spill on wildlife living on the piece of land about 600 acres in size.
Joe Baker photo A turtle is perched on the edge of a second stock pond that Adrian Opiela fears may be affected by a recent spill of oilfield waste fluids that contaminated a large part of his property. Family members worry about the impact of the recent spill on wildlife living on the piece of land about 600 acres in size.
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Joe Baker photo White squares of absorbent material float in a ditch filled with waste fluids from an area drilling operation that spilled when a two-inch fiberglass feeder line ruptured on property located about eight miles north of Karnes City.
Joe Baker photo White squares of absorbent material float in a ditch filled with waste fluids from an area drilling operation that spilled when a two-inch fiberglass feeder line ruptured on property located about eight miles north of Karnes City.
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Joe Baker photo A huge oak tree that the Opiela family estimates is more than 150 years old stands in danger near the site of a feeder line rupture and spill of contaminants from oilfield production.
Joe Baker photo A huge oak tree that the Opiela family estimates is more than 150 years old stands in danger near the site of a feeder line rupture and spill of contaminants from oilfield production.
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