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The state of affairs for Russian oil refineries - which ones are on fire - which ones are next?
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Ukrainians working hard on cutting global emissions, what is the rest of the world doing?
I dunno that burning an oilfield is really the best solution to cutting emissions...
Long term it is.
It's not the oil fields, but refineries and pump stations for the pipes.
While it's burning, it emits a bit more, since the combustion of whatever's in there is less complete. Then it stops.
These are refineries not oil fields. They turn oil into gasoline, diesel, kerosene and much much more.