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Pecos County, Texas Orphan Well Blowouts: H2S Toxic Exposure, Produced Water Contamination, and Your Rights as a Landowner You did everything right. You reported the blowouts. You drove to Austin — not once, but twice — and sat across from the people whose job it is to fix this. You told them what was happening on your land: uncontrolled oil and gas surging to the surface, saltwater pooling where your cattle drink, and a rotten-egg smell that means something far worse than a bad odor. They listened. They wrote things down. And then nothing happened. That silence is not an accident. It is a system that is underfunded, understaffed, and — as one Pecos County rancher put it publicly — a system where the people in charge “don’t have the personnel to take care of it and basically, they don’t care.” We are not going to tell you that suing the Railroad Commission of Texas is easy, because it is not — sovereign immunity makes it one of the hardest targets in Texas law. What we will tell you is this: the regulatory record you built by reporting these blowouts, by going to Austin, by documenting the inaction — that…