Orphaned wells—abandoned oil and gas wells that have been left untended—pose a significant environmental challenge. In the United States alone, there are hundreds of thousands of these wells, many of

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Orphaned wells are abandoned oil or gas wells without a responsible owner to manage their maintenance or proper closure. These wells can pose significant environmental and safety hazards, including:  Groundwater