Produced water, traditionally handled as waste, has gained worth, sparking possession disputes. The courtroom dominated produced water is a byproduct of oil and fuel operations, with possession defaulting to the lessee except reserved by the floor proprietor.
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'Has Been Treated as Junk:' New Ruling Shows Value of Byproduct
