Slugcatcher reckons everyone will be keen to know what the geologist saw on his drill-rig monitoring equipment over, say, the past 152 years.">
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Slugcatcher on the changing view of shale

"WHAT the geologist saw" is not a game to rival "What the butler saw", yet. But, if enthusiasm fo...

The area of particular interest will be what he saw as the drill bit was passing through shale above the target formations. And the reason inquiries will go back 152 years is that no one has really taken...

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