Understanding Gas Flaring
Gas flaring occurs primarily because operators focus on oil production and lack infrastructure to export natural gas. Routine flaring is linked to excess gas, while non-routine flaring addresses safety concerns during operational upsets. While burning natural gas reduces its immediate climate impact by converting potent methane into less harmful CO2, the environmental implications remain significant.In this clip
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Why are we still flaring gas?
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