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Fumes Across the Fence-Line: The Health Impacts of Air Pollution from Oil & Gas Facilities on African American Communities
The oil and gas industry dumps 9 million tons of methane and toxic pollutants like benzene into our air each year. Methane is a greenhouse gas 87 times more potent than carbon dioxide at driving climate change and the oil and gas industry is now the largest source of methane…
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Navigating the Maize: A Critical Report Review
CATF-supported analysis by Chris Malins of Cerulogy, examining a January 2017 report published by USDA that found corn ethanol’s lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions to be lower than previously reported.
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Health Risks in US States 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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Latino Communities at Risk: The Impact of Air Pollution from the Oil and Gas Industry
The oil and gas industry dumps 9 million tons of methane and toxic pollutants like benzene into our air each year.
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Modeled Impacts of Oil and Gas on Air Quality and Human Health
The primary goal of this modeling study is to estimate the modeled impacts on U.S. air quality and human health, of emissions associated with the Oil and Gas (O&G) sector.
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Gasping for Breath
The oil and gas industry dumps more than 9 million tons of methane and other pollutants, like volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into our air each year.
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Zero emission technologies for pneumatic controllers in the USA: Applicability and cost effectiveness
Natural gas-driven pneumatic controllers are used widely in the oil and natural gas industry to control liquid level, temperature, and pressure during the production, processing, transmission, and storage of natural gas and petroleum products. However, these devices release methane into the atmosphere. Pneumatic controllers are the second-largest source of methane…
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Mind the Gap
In this report, CATF finds that the Obama Administration will not be able to achieve its goal of reducing methane pollution from the oil and gas industry.
