Through the (Infrared) Lens of An Energy Company That Does It Right – Part 2
This is part two in a two-part series by Amber Reimondo, Outdoor Council Environmental Quality Advocate, on fugitive methane emissions during oil and gas production and how we can fix the problem. Click here for part one. I’m on a tour in western Wyoming’s Jonah Field...
Through the (Infrared) Lens of An Energy Company that Does it Right – Part 1
This is part one in a two-part series by Amber Reimondo, Outdoor Council Environmental Quality Advocate, on fugitive methane emissions during oil and gas production and how we can fix the problem. Read part two in the series here. The gravel crackles under the tires...Help us support the BLM’s efforts to reduce waste and pollution from oil and gas development.
Comments are due Friday, April 22nd. You can submit them here by clicking on the “Comment Now” button. Nearly everybody agrees companies need to fix leaky, faulty equipment and reduce natural gas waste as much as possible. Reducing unnecessary waste will also go a...
You Can’t Argue With Math: BLM’s Methane Rules Enjoy Strong and Diverse Support
This guest column by Jon Goldstein, with the Environmental Defense Fund, provides an excellent look at the BLM’s methane rules in advance of two hearings this week in North Dakota and Colorado. You Can’t Argue With Math: BLM’s Methane Rules Enjoy Strong and...