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After 19 Days, West Texas Oil Well Finally Plugged; Experts Slam Oversight and Contractor Liability

Posted on October 14, 2025 by Alan Day

A Kinder Morgan oil well near Toyah spewed gas and toxic vapors for 19 days, reigniting concerns over Texas’ orphan wells and regulatory oversight.

Source: After 19 Days, West Texas Oil Well Finally Plugged; Experts Slam Oversight and Contractor Liability | San Angelo Live

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