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Shortly after sunrise on December 10, 2020, an Antina Ranch foreman was driving down the ranch’s main road when he saw water flowing about three hundred yards through a bunch of mesquites...
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Aug 21, 2023 · With nearly 100 identified leaking wells so far, the Burns Charest team intends to seek a mandatory injunction to force the responsible parties to properly plug the abandoned oil wells on the Antina Ranch.
Jun 17, 2021 · Right now, inside the Crane County line, the Antina Ranch sits on an old oilfield. This oilfield is filled with wells that were drilled in the 1950s and these old abandoned wells are now...
Jul 17, 2023 · The supermajor acquired some of the old wells at her 22,000-acre ranch in Crane County when it bought Gulf Oil in 1984. Her request was polite but firm: “Clean up the ranch.”
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Mar 13, 2024 · But on the Antina Ranch, evidence of what happens when oil and gas wells are left to rot—leaking oil, bubbling methane and other pollution from ignored orphaned wells and poorly plugged wells—is everywhere.
Jul 14, 2021 · A rancher in Crane County who discovered an abandoned well was leaking brine water earlier this year now says she may be dealing with an underground blowout.
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The Estes 24 well leaks on the Antina Cattle Co. ranch near Crane, Texas, in this June 2021 photo provided by rancher Ashley Williams Watt. Buried under the sand, the well became unplugged and started leaking a salty brine, a byproduct of oil production that is considered a toxic substance.
