Mary Kang

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avr. 2024

G-2024-29
Reducing methane emissions from documented abandoned and orphaned oil and gas wells in Canada and in the United States

Jade Boutot et Mary Kang

Millions of oil and gas wells are abandoned and orphaned around the world. Due to funding shortfalls, many abandoned and orphaned wells remain unplugged and ...

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Articles

sept. 2023

A Modified Gaussian Plume Model for Mobile in situ Greenhouse Gas Measurements

Lawson David Gillespie, Sebastien Ars, James P Williams, Louise Anne Klotz, Tianjie Feng, Stephanie Gu, Mishaal Kandapath, Amy Mann, Michael Raczkowski, Mary Kang, Felix Vogel et Debra Wunch

À paraître dans : Atmospheric Measurement Techniques, 2023 référence BibTeX

août 2023

Saskatchewan's oil and gas methane: how have underestimated emissions in Canada impacted progress toward 2025 climate goals?

Scott Seymour, Hugh Z Li, Katlyn MacKay, Mary Kang et Donglai Xie

Environmental Research Letters, 18(8), No article: 084004, 2023 référence BibTeX

juil. 2023

Controlled-release testing of the static chamber methodology for direct measurements of methane emissions

James P Williams, Khalil El Hachem et Mary Kang

Atmospheric Measurement Techniques, 16(13), 3421–3435, 2023 référence BibTeX

juil. 2023

Environmental risks and opportunities of orphaned oil and gas wells in the United States

Mary Kang, Jade Boutot, Renee McVay, Katherine A Roberts, Scott Jasechko, Debra Perrone, Tao Wen, Greg Lackey, Daniel Raimi et Dominic C Digiulio

Environmental Research Letters, 18(7), No article: 074012, 2023 référence BibTeX

mars 2023

Oil and natural gas wells across the NASA ABoVE domain: fugitive methane emissions and broader environmental impacts

Louise Anne Klotz, Oliver Sonnentag, Ziming Wang, Jonathan A Wang et Mary Kang

Environmental Research Letters, 18(3), No article: 035008, 2023 référence BibTeX

mars 2023

Reducing oil and gas well leakage: a review of leakage drivers, methane detection and repair options

Khalil El Hachem et Mary Kang

Environmental Research: Infrastructure and Sustainability, 3(1), No article: 012002, 2023 référence BibTeX

nov. 2022

Differentiating and Mitigating Methane Emissions from Fugitive Leaks from Natural Gas Distribution, Historic Landfills, and Manholes in Montréal, Canada

James P Williams, Sebastien Ars, Felix Vogel, Amara Regehr et Mary Kang

Environmental Science & Technology, 56(23), 16686–16694, 2022 référence BibTeX

oct. 2022

Disturbances in North American boreal forest and Arctic tundra: impacts, interactions, and responses

Adrianna C Foster, Jonathan A Wang, Gerald V Frost, Scott J Davidson, Elizabeth Hoy, Kevin W Turner, Oliver Sonnentag, Howard Epstein, Logan T Berner, Amanda H Armstrong, Mary Kang, Brendan M Rogers, Elizabeth Campbell, Kimberley R Miner, Kathleen M Orndahl, Laura L Bourgeau-Chavez, David A Lutz, Nancy French, Dong Chen, Jinyang Du, Tatiana A Shestakova, Jacquelyn K Shuman, Ken Tape, Anna-Maria Virkkala, Christopher Potter et Scott Goetz

Environmental Research Letters, 17(11), No article: 113001, 2022 référence BibTeX

sept. 2022

Documented Orphaned Oil and Gas Wells Across the United States

Jade Boutot, Adam S Peltz, Renee McVay et Mary Kang

Environmental Science & Technology, 56(20), 14228–14236, 2022 référence BibTeX

juin 2022

Methane and hydrogen sulfide emissions from abandoned, active, and marginally producing oil and gas wells in Ontario, Canada

Khalil El Hachem et Mary Kang

Science of The Total Environment, 823, No article: 153491, 2022 référence BibTeX

déc. 2021

Groundwater phosphorus concentrations: global trends and links with agricultural and oil and gas activities

Jessica Warrack, Mary Kang et Christian von Sperber