It also appeared to contain oil. The geyser, still gushing two weeks later, is a black eye for Texas regulators responsible ...

There are more than 9,000 abandoned wells across Texas that pose a risk of leaking or bursting and contaminating surrounding ...

they're powerless with little they can do to contain the geyser. 'There's not a whole lot we can do,' said Reeves County Emergency Services Chief Ronald Lee to the Texas Tribune. 'There's nothing ...

The pipeline giant took control of the geyser after learning it was coming from a well drilled and plugged in 1961 by its subsidiary, El Paso Natural Gas. The Texas Railroad Commission ...

The geyser erupted just west of Toyah in Reeves County, an area of West Texas plagued by a recent rash of earthquakes linked to wastewater injection. It remains unclear where the water was coming ...

They’re the result of broken wells and pipes built by the oil and gas industry, and the liquid that rises to the surface can ...

The three-member board oversees Texas’ oil and gas industry. The agency has faced criticism over safety concerns linked to ...

Keep in mind, biking isn't permitted on the boardwalks near the geysers. – Catherine Parker More than its star attraction (Old Faithful), the Upper Geyser Basin boasts not only the largest ...

If you want to view Yellowstone's geysers sans crowds, then trek to the Lone Star Geyser. Lone Star Geyser lives up to its name because unlike many other geothermal areas in the park, which are ...

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