Abandoned oil and gas wells pose a serious threat to our climate. These wells leak methane, a powerful greenhouse gas that accelerates climate change and many other harmful gases. Our non-profit is working to plug these wells, reducing emissions, and protecting our planet. Our blog focuses on climate changes, abandoned wells, and what’s happening to our non-profit.
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Dave Tragethon, Communications Director
(503) 680-2685 (West Coast)
Dave@welldonefoundation.org
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