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Deserted wells in Gulf of Mexico could cause environmental disaster

Deserted wells in Gulf of Mexico could cause environmental disaster
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Deserted wells in Gulf of Mexico could cause environmental disaster

Deserted wells in Gulf of Mexico could cause environmental disaster
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Securing inactive oil and gas wells could cost the US $30bn, study finds

There are an estimated 14,000 unplugged oil and gas wells off the southeastern coast of the United States, posing a grave environmental risk, researchers say.

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14,000 Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells in the Gulf of Mexico Are Spewing Methane

Plugging these wells could cost up to $30 billion, according to a new study.

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14,000 oil and gas wells remain unplugged in the Gulf of Mexico

Thousands of offshore wells have been left uncapped in the Gulf of Mexico, which means oil or methane could leak out and harm marine ecosystems

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