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Abandoned oil wells imperil Native sites in Southwest, report says

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A New Mexico preservation group releases a report on oil and gas infrastructure. It says abandoned wells threaten archaeological sites on public lands in the Southwest. Chaco Canyon in New Mexico and Bears Ears in Utah are particularly marred by the legacy of drilling. The report's author says pumpjacks and well pads alter the landscape.

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Abandoned oil wells imperil Native sites in Southwest, report says

“Leasing and development have left a legacy of orphaned wells that have destroyed archaeological sites,” said archaeologist Paul Reed.

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