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Orphaned oil and gas well methane emission rates quantified using Gaussian plume inversions of ambient observations
Annually, ∼ 3.6 million abandoned oil and gas wells in the US emit a combined ∼ 2.6 Tg methane (CH 4 ), adversely affecting climate and regional air quality. However, these estimates depend on emission factors derived from measuring subpopulations of wells that vary by orders of magnitude due t
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