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sirpranksamillion t1_j61f7m2 wrote
Reply to comment by IrresponsibleScience in Pa. drillers abandoned thousands of natural gas wells in 5 years, ignored state law, report says by lildobe
This needs to happen. Large Oil and gas companies have sold their old wells to smaller companies who then create shell companies, transfer ownership of the old, nonproducing wells and then file bankruptcy, relieving them of their rights to plug said wells. Then it’s on the state to cover the cost of plugging. Not saying everyone does this but I have heard of Appalachian companies following this process. Really crooked
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Reply to comment by hoppiness91 in Indoor public pool options? by sirpranksamillion
Thanks! Looks like they are open swim tomorrow, good recommendation!
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Reply to comment by glitchgirl555 in Indoor public pool options? by sirpranksamillion
good rec - open swims most days. Thanks!
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Reply to comment by Fall3n7s in Pa. drillers abandoned thousands of natural gas wells in 5 years, ignored state law, report says by lildobe
Wait til you see how much money it will cost to plug the large, unconventional Marcellus/Utica wells they are drilling now. They started drilling these well types up here around 2008 and the plugging of them has only really begun in the last 5 years. It can get into the millions to plug one well to PA standards. It’s the elephant in the room for alot of Appalachian drilling companies