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Source New Mexico
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May 31, 2022
To understand the orphan well problem in NM, someone's going to have to count them
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The 50-square-mile stretch of public land known as Glade Run is described on the Bureau of Land Management’s website as a “great spot for the weekend warrior.” Glade Run is punctured by 600 oil and gas wells, connected by hundreds...
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