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Funding to clean up orphaned oil, gas wells is on the way

By Research Advancement • Feb 7, 2022 • Research In The News•   

Two Binghamton University professors have been working to solve the problem of tracking down abandoned wells with newly developed drone technology, Sierra magazine reports.

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