Monitoring Stray Natural Gas in Groundwater With Dissolved Nitrogen. An Example From Parker County, Texas
T. E. Larson(Bureau of Economic Analysis), Chris M. Hall(University of Michigan), Jean‐Philippe Nicot(Bureau of Economic Geology), M. Clara Castro(University of Michigan), Tao Wen(Syracuse University), Roxana Darvari(Bureau of Economic Geology), P. J. Mickler(Bureau of Economic Analysis)
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