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Quantifying Methane Emissions from Oil Fields in the Central Valley of CA
Abstract In 2024, California was the eighth-largest producer of crude oil in the U.S. by volume with ∼50,000 active wells. Working with the California Energy Commission, we measured methane (CH4) emissions from 172 actively producing oil wells (219 total observations with 47 repeat measurements) eit
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