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Nowhere to labor: The US oil industry, sapped by COVID-19, has lost hundreds of rigs in a ‘historic and troubling’ year

Jessica Flores, USA TODAYComments Off on Nowhere to labor: The US oil industry, sapped by COVID-19, has lost hundreds of rigs in a ‘historic and troubling’ year

The national oil rig count has fallen nearly 30% since the end of August 2019, from 876 to 241, according to data from Baker Hughes.

       
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