If you pay a gas bill every month, it’s likely that you’re paying to make your neighbors dependent on methane gas for decades to come.

Gas explosions are shockingly common across the country – causing major damage, injury or death roughly every other day.

We know that the “natural” gas in millions of American homes is mostly methane, a powerful greenhouse gas that’s worsening the climate crisis.

It’s hard to ignore the headlines: Europe is facing a long, challenging winter, as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and manipulation of its gas supplies has sent energy prices through the roof.

There’s a growing energy affordability crisis that is putting millions of Americans at risk of eviction and having their lights turned off by their utilities.

As more and more of the world embraces clean electricity in their homes instead of “natural” gas, the gas industry is trying desperately to get ahead of the cultural shifts away from their polluting product.

Today people from across the country are rallying in Washington to pressure Congress to say no to one of the most egregious handouts ever given to the fossil fuel industry.

You’ve probably heard the term “gaslighting.”

As the climate crisis intensifies and more people hear about the health and safety risks of “natural” gas in our homes, the transition towards renewable electricity like wind and solar is accelerating.