A new report found nearly 100 oil and gas emission events in the Appalachian Basin, exposing nearby communities to harmful carcinogens.

“Certified gas” is a false solution that some utility companies are turning towards and passing the costs on to their customers.

BigGasPolluters.org, a coalition that includes the Gas Leaks Project and Earthworks, was launched in May 2024 to hold oil and gas producers accountable and track the industry’s methane claims and actions. Nearly a year later, BigGasPolluters’ (BGP) first annual update of the site’s interactive database reveals several key, albeit worrying, insights.

While many use social media to connect with friends and family, it’s increasingly becoming a place where disinformation is exacerbated. Learn how to recognize and debunk falsehoods.

Gas utilities are passing the costs of pipeline replacements on to the public – driving up utility bills. Some states are reigning them in.

“Certified gas” is a false solution that some utility companies are turning towards and passing the costs on to their customers.

On the morning of May 29th, parents of students at Shirley Chisholm Elementary School in Washington, D.C., were informed a so-called “natural” gas leak had been discovered and the school would be closed for repairs.