Initial reports suggest that methane gas may have migrated into the home from underground, creating an explosive atmosphere. DEP officials visiting the home later that day confirmed the presence ...

Across Canada’s oil and gas sector, a promising young industry is preparing to embrace an economic opportunity: preventing ...

Tracking methane emissions accurately is crucial for shaping environmental policies and regulations. This colourless and odourless gas, which is the main component of natural gas and a potent ...

Vile posts calling for violence against law enforcement, the hotels where federal agents are staying in LA have been posted online, with one agitator saying. 'burn them.' ...

Flaring, meant to burn off the planet-warming gas at industrial sites, doesn’t always work as intended, according to researchers. By Henry Fountain The oil industry practice of burning unwanted ...

Get Instant Summarized Text (Gist) Methane concentrations are rising rapidly, reaching 1,931 ppb in January 2024—over 2.5 times pre-industrial levels—and have accelerated in recent years.

The MethaneSAT project was launched into space last year to keep tabs on emitters. Flares burn off methane and other ...

Flares burn off methane and other hydrocarbons at an oil and gas facility in Lenorah, Tex., in 2021. (David Goldman/AP) By Sarah Kaplan.

The Chestnut Ridge flame releases about one kilogram of methane each day. There are so few eternal flames that the environmental impact is negligible compared to the thousands of gas seeps globally.

As outlined by the EPA, excess methane produced in 2024 could result in a fee of $900 per ton, with fees rising to $1,200 per ton in 2025 and $1,500 per ton by 2026.

Methane emissions, a key driver of climate change, ... Flares burn off methane and other hydrocarbons at an oil and gas facility in Texas. Canada is seen as a global leader on methane policy, ...