Why the Gulf of Mexico Is Becoming Insanely Powerful

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The Gulf of Mexico looks like just another body of water on the map. But it behaves like something much bigger. The five US Gulf states generate over $2 trillion annually. Nearly one fifth of US oil production comes from this single basin. But there is a dark side. Roughly 27,000 abandoned oil and gas wells lie beneath Gulf waters. Many are poorly monitored...
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