skytruth_atlantic_rim_drg_before_10x16_100dpi.jpg

Map showing the Atlantic Rim area (yellow line) where drilling for coalbed methane is proposed. Base map is 1:100,000 scale USGS topographic map.

Atlantic Rim CBM Project Area - Map

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John Amos

SkyTruth

skytruth_atlantic_rim_drg_north_after_10x16_100dpi.jpg

Simulation illustrating the Bureau of Land Management's "preferred alternative" for the northern half of this area: 1,800 coalbed methane wells and 125 other wells, located on individual well pads that are about 2 acres in size, and connected by a network of new and existing, upgraded access roads. The closest well spacing shown is one well every 80 acres.

Atlantic Rim CBM Drilling Simulation (North) - Map

skytruth_atlantic_rim_drg_after_10x16_100dpi.jpg

Simulation illustrating the Bureau of Land Management's "preferred alternative" for this area: 1,800 coalbed methane wells and 125 other wells, located on individual well pads that are about 2 acres in size, and connected by a network of new and existing, upgraded access roads. The closest well spacing shown is one well every 80 acres.

Atlantic Rim CBM Drilling Simulation - Map

skytruth_atlantic_rim_drg_north_before_10x16_100dpi.jpg

Map showing the northern half of the Atlantic Rim area (yellow line) where drilling for coalbed methane is proposed. Base map is 1:100,000 scale USGS topographic map.

Atlantic Rim CBM Project Area (North) - Map

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John Amos

skytruth_atlantic_rim_drg_south_before_10x16_100dpi.jpg

Map showing the southern half of the Atlantic Rim area (yellow line) where drilling for coalbed methane is proposed. Base map is 1:100,000 scale USGS topographic map.

Atlantic Rim CBM Project Area (South) - Map

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John Amos

skytruth_atlantic_rim_overview-to-north_before.tif

Landsat satellite image showing the area in an oblique view to the north. Image taken in September 2005.

Atlantic Rim CBM Project Area Overview - Panorama Looking North

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John Amos

SkyTruth

skytruth_atlantic_rim_drg_south_after_10x16_100dpi.jpg

Simulation illustrating the Bureau of Land Management's "preferred alternative" for the southern half of this area: 1,800 coalbed methane wells and 125 other wells, located on individual well pads that are about 2 acres in size, and connected by a network of new and existing, upgraded access roads. The closest well spacing shown is one well every 80 acres.

Atlantic Rim CBM Drilling Simulation (South) - Map

skytruth_atlantic_rim_overview-to-north_simulation.tif

Landsat satellite image showing simulated CBM development of the area in an oblique view to the north. Simulation illustrates the Bureau of Land Management's "preferred alternative" for this area: 1,800 coalbed methane wells and 125 other wells, located on individual well pads that are about 2 acres in size, and connected by a network of new and existing, upgraded access roads. The closest well spacing shown is one well every 80 acres.

skytruth_atlantic_rim_north-simulation.tif

skytruth_atlantic_rim_south-simulation.tif

Landsat satellite image showing simulated CBM development of the southern part of the area in an oblique view to the northeast. Simulation illustrates the Bureau of Land Management's "preferred alternative" for this area: 1,800 coalbed methane wells and 125 other wells, located on individual well pads that are about 2 acres in size, and connected by a network of new and existing, upgraded access roads. The closest well spacing shown is one well every 80 acres.

skytruth_atlantic_rim_north-before.tif

Landsat satellite image showing the northern part of the area in an oblique view to the southeast. Interstate 80 and the Union Pacific Railroad are dark lines in the lower left foreground. Image taken in September 2005.

Atlantic Rim CBM Project Area (Detail, Northern Part) - Panorama Looking Southeast

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skytruth_atlantic_rim_south-before.tif

Landsat satellite image showing the southern part of the area in an oblique view to the northeast. Image taken in September 2005.

Atlantic Rim CBM Project Area (Detail, Southern Part) - Panorama Looking Northeast

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John Amos

skytruth_atlantic_rim_central-before.tif

Landsat satellite image showing the central part of the area in an oblique view to the east. Image taken in September 2005.

Atlantic Rim CBM Project Area (Detail, Central Part) - Panorama Looking East

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John Amos

SkyTruth

skytruth_atlantic_rim_central-simulation.tif

Landsat satellite image showing simulated CBM development of the central part of the area in an oblique view to the east. Simulation illustrates the Bureau of Land Management's "preferred alternative" for this area: 1,800 coalbed methane wells and 125 other wells, located on individual well pads that are about 2 acres in size, and connected by a network of new and existing, upgraded access roads. The closest well spacing shown is one well every 80 acres.

skytruth_atlantic_rim_overview-to-east_before.tif

Landsat satellite image showing the area in an oblique view to the east. Image taken in September 2005.

Atlantic Rim CBM Project Area Overview - Panorama Looking East

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John Amos

SkyTruth

skytruth_atlantic_rim_overview-to-south_before.tif

Landsat satellite image showing the area in an oblique view to the south. Image taken in September 2005.

Atlantic Rim CBM Project Area Overview - Panorama Looking South

Please contact SkyTruth (info@skytruth.org) for more information, and permission to use.

John Amos

SkyTruth

skytruth_atlantic_rim_overview-to-south_simulation.tif

Landsat satellite image showing simulated CBM development of the area in an oblique view to the south. Simulation illustrates the Bureau of Land Management's "preferred alternative" for this area: 1,800 coalbed methane wells and 125 other wells, located on individual well pads that are about 2 acres in size, and connected by a network of new and existing, upgraded access roads. The closest well spacing shown is one well every 80 acres.

skytruth_atlantic_rim_overview-to-east_simulation.tif

Landsat satellite image showing simulated CBM development of the area in an oblique view to the east. Simulation illustrates the Bureau of Land Management's "preferred alternative" for this area: 1,800 coalbed methane wells and 125 other wells, located on individual well pads that are about 2 acres in size, and connected by a network of new and existing, upgraded access roads. The closest well spacing shown is one well every 80 acres.