Abandoned Wells Identified as Greenhouse Gas 'Super-emitters'

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Dec 9, 2014, 1:32 pm24 pts
Princeton University researchers have uncovered a previously unknown, and possibly substantial, source of the greenhouse gas methane to the Earth's atmosphere. After testing a sample of abandoned oil and natural gas wells in northwestern Pennsylvania, the researchers found that many of the old wells leaked…

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