This article discusses the various leaks that occur on Earth, including the leakage of hydrogen atoms into space, methane emissions from abandoned oil wells, and heat leakage from the Earth's core. While the immediate risks of hydrogen and core leaks are low, methane emissions have the potential to significantly impact the Earth's climate within the next decade. The article emphasizes the need for governmental efforts to plug abandoned wells and reduce active oil and gas production to address these leaks.