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Associate Vice President, Energy Transition @EnvDefenseFund and @EDFAction. Energy, environmental policy and the Baltimore Orioles. Views my own.
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10 years later: What we have (and haven’t) learned from the devastating Aliso Canyon methane leak

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By Jon Goldstein, Adam Peltz
| Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) Blogs Verified
This week marks the 10th anniversary of the Aliso Canyon methane leak — the largest natural gas leak in U.S. history that pumped more than 100,000 tonnes of the Many have compared the resulting environmental damage to the catastrophic 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill The leak occurred at an underground gas storage facility northwest of Los Angeles and went on for over 100 days before eventually being plugged.
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Study shows small sources account for large share of oil & gas methane emissions, underscores importance of key federal initiatives

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By Jon Goldstein
| The Energy Collective Group
By Jon Goldstein For a dozen years, study after scientific study has documented the vast amount of methane released to the atmosphere by oil and gas operations worldwide. Faced with mounting data, both producers and regulators have slowly but steadily ramped up efforts to cut these emissions, which are both a waste of natural resources and a powerful climate pollutant. Until now, emphasis has largely been on chasing down large emissions sources, sometimes called super-emitters.
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Study shows small sources account for large share of oil & gas methane emissions, underscores importance of key federal initiatives

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By Jon Goldstein
| Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) Blogs Verified
For a dozen years, study after scientific study has documented the vast amount of methane released to the atmosphere by oil and gas operations worldwide. Faced with mounting data, both producers and regulators have slowly but steadily ramped up efforts to cut these emissions, which are both a waste of natural resources and a powerful climate pollutant. Until now, emphasis has largely been on chasing down large emissions sources, sometimes called super-emitters.
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