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Oil & Gas

Greater Chaco

 

The San Juan Basin which stretches over much of this part of New Mexico and into southwestern Colorado, including areas of the Navajo Nation and its fringes accounts for about 7 percent of the gas supply of the United States, helping to make New Mexico the second-largest gas-producing state after Texas. Despite such abundance, most Navajos, whether living on the reservation or on land allotted by the federal government, still use firewood to heat their homes and to cook their meals; they are often too poor to afford gas and often, it is not even available where they live.

October 14, 2003 – New York Times. "It's Gas vs. Heritage in Navajo Country"

Oil & Gas Community Interviews

Oil & Gas Community Interviews

Oil & Gas Community Interviews
Interview with Don Schreiber |  Devil’s Spring Ranch: Methane Hotspot

Interview with Don Schreiber | Devil’s Spring Ranch: Methane Hotspot

07:04
Field Tour at Devil's Springs Ranch with Diné C.A.R.E

Field Tour at Devil's Springs Ranch with Diné C.A.R.E

05:45
Interview with Mike Eisenfeld | Horseshoe Gallup Field/Orphaned and Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells

Interview with Mike Eisenfeld | Horseshoe Gallup Field/Orphaned and Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells

05:52

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