BIG GAS POLLUTERS BLOG

In the coming months, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is expected to announce an effort to significantly undermine its rules limiting methane and other health-harming air pollutants from the oil and gas industry.

May’s Polluter of the Month, Continental Resources, stands to benefit from the current administration’s rollback of environmental protections.

Targa Resources might not be a household name, but it is a Fortune 500 company and one of the United States’ largest operators of gas and “natural gas liquids” processing and transportation infrastructure.

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

Oil and gas companies have a long history of communications and advertising that are designed to gaslight the public about the real impacts of their air pollution.

Oil and gas companies have a long history of communications and advertising that are designed to gaslight the public about the real impacts of their air pollution.

Every November, official representatives from countries across the globe convene for the United Nation’s annual international climate summit. To mark the occasion during last year’s gathering,

Few oil and gas companies talk more about their “net zero” ambitions than Texas-based giant Occidental Petroleum (“Oxy”).

September’s Polluter of the month, Enduring Resources, has built a small empire of pollution in one of the most underserved and under regulated regions of the United States.