BIG GAS POLLUTERS BLOG

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.

New analysis estimates the decade-long delay of the methane Waste Emissions Charge will cost the U.S. government nearly $1 billion in lost revenue in 2026 alone.

This month’s polluter of the month award is dedicated to Hilcorp Energy, a company that claims it is “committed to reducing emissions” but a history that says otherwise.

There was no question who July’s polluter of the month would be. Chevron, the world’s second largest polluter, blew the competition out of the water…rather, Chevron literally blew fracking waste water (potentially radioactive), crude oil and gas into the air, erupting like a geyser for nearly 5 days in Galeton, Colorado from April 6 -…