<p>Listen in as Curtis Shuck, Chairman of Well Done Foundation, describes how his ordinary day of consulting with Montana farmers  led to his discovery of the "dirty little secret" of 3.2 million abandoned U.S. oil and gas wells leaking methane, inspiring him to take action.  </p>

Listen in as Curtis Shuck, Chairman of Well Done Foundation, describes how his ordinary day of consulting with Montana farmers led to his discovery of the "dirty little secret" of 3.2 million abandoned U.S. oil and gas wells leaking methane, inspiring him to take action.

<p>Listen in as Curtis Shuck, Chairman of Well Done Foundation, describes how his ordinary day of consulting with Montana farmers&nbsp; led to his discovery of the "dirty little secret" of 3.2 million abandoned U.S. oil and gas wells leaking methane, inspiring him to take action.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

Episode 108. How are Abandoned Oil Wells Contributing to Climate Crisis? An Interview with Curtis Shuck

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Has the endlessly gloomy climate news got you hiding under your covers with a case of overwhelm? Join Christine and Rose for soul-based conversations about climate change that explore the idea that climate change is happening for us as much as it is happening to us. If you are ready to shift your focus and secure the future for our kids and grandkids this is the podcast for you.

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Episode 108. How are Abandoned Oil Wells Contributing to Climate Crisis? An Interview with Curtis Shuck

Episode 108. How are Abandoned Oil Wells Contributing to Climate Crisis? An Interview with Curtis Shuck