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Fact Sheet
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Health Risks in Pennsylvania from Oil and Gas Air Pollution
In the United States the oil and gas industry dumps millions of tons of air pollutants into our air each year.
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CAA Position Statement – HFO Free Arctic: Ban Heavy Fuel Oil from Arctic Shipping
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The Emission Reduction Benefits of Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage Using CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery
Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) using industrial CO2 provides an important way to stimulate the development of the infrastructure needed to capture and store large amounts of CO2 consistent with decarbonizing the energy system.
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The Feasibility of CNG Trucking in Little Missouri National Grassland in Western North Dakota
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The Role of Energy Intensity in Global Decarbonization Efforts: How Fast? Is it Possible?
Avoiding extreme or dangerous climate change will likely require the nearly complete decarbonization of the global energy system during this century, with 50-90% reductions in global CO2 emissions by 2050 (GEA, 2012; IPCC, 2014; Loftus et al., 2015).
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Nationwide Standards for Methane Emissions from Oil and Gas Are Key to Controlling Ozone
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Bakken Flaring in Focus: A Close Look at Natural Gas Flaring in North Dakota
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Fixing the Leaks: What Would it Cost to Clean Up Natural Gas Leaks?
Methane is a potent climate pollutant: it is the second most important greenhouse gas behind CO2 and, pound-for-pound, it is dozens of times more potent than CO2.
