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Mary Kang

@marykangs

Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering, Abandoned Wells, Methane, Environmental Impacts of Oil and Gas @McGillU @McGill_CIVE @McGill_Eng

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Étude de l’Université McGill | Les bouches d’égout, puissants émetteurs de GES lapresse.ca/actualites/env… via @lp_lapresse

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🌎13 % of anthropogenic #methane emissions in the Canadian part of #NASA ABoVE domain come from active and abandoned oil and gas wells. Want to know more ? Check out this new publication. Congrats Louise! 👏 doi.org/10.1088/1748-9… @ioppublishing Mary Kang

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Reducing oil and gas well leakage: a review of leakage drivers, methane detection and repair options doi.org/10.1088/2634-4… via @ioppublishing

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Oil and natural gas activities are potentially contributing to Arctic-boreal ecosystem changes.📝 Authors Include: Louise A Klotz, Oliver Sonnentag, Jonathan A Wang , @zimingwang1207 & Mary Kang Read the article here: 👇 ow.ly/j44Q50OqRFI McGill University NASA Earth

Oil and natural gas activities are potentially contributing to Arctic-boreal ecosystem changes.📝

Authors Include:
Louise A Klotz, Oliver Sonnentag, Jonathan A Wang , @zimingwang1207  &amp; <a href="/MaryKangS/">Mary Kang</a> 

Read the article here: 👇

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There are hundreds of thousands of orphaned oil and gas wells in the US, at least 400,000 in Canada, and tens of millions around the world. /2

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These inactive wells represent environmental risks since they have the potential to contaminate water supplies, degrade ecosystems, and emit methane and other air pollutants that are harmful to human health. /3

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Puits de pétrole et de gaz abandonnés : risques pour l’environnement et vocations possibles Vers une gestion encadrée de millions de puits inactifs mcgill.ca/newsroom/fr/ch…

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A new study from McGill University and PSE Healthy Energy captures environmental opportunities and risks from plugging orphaned oil and gas wells, creating a framework to manage millions of the inactive documented and undocumented wells. psehealthyenergy.org/our-work/publi…

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In a recent Inside Climate News article PSE Healthy Energy Executive Director Seth Shonkoff discusses how incoming funding for plugging abandoned wells in Pennsylvania will impact public health and environment and if it can truly address the state's needs. insideclimatenews.org/news/11062023/…

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Why plug abandoned and orphaned #oilandgas wells? 1-reduces #methane emissions 2- reduces #pollution into air, land, water 3-allows land to be put to beneficial uses Mary Kang Visualizing Energy visualizingenergy.org/what-are-orpha…

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many essential technical details about this well set, like depth and condition, and environmental impacts, including methane emission rates and whether they have caused groundwater contamination, are largely unknown blogs.edf.org/energyexchange…