EPA's Proposed Methane Rule Rollback Could Release 60 Million Additional Tons of Methane by 2050
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EPA's proposed methane rule rollback could release 60 million additional tons of methane by 2050
EPA's proposed changes to Biden-era methane rules could increase methane, VOC and hazardous air pollutant emissions through 2050, especially near low-producing oil and gas wells.
EPA Proposes Broader Rollback of Methane Waste Safeguards - Taxpayers for Common Sense
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing another round of changes to its 2024 rule establishing requirements to reduce methane emissions from oil and gas operations. After delaying implementation and loosening some requirements, the agency now proposes eliminating its Super Emitter Program for investigating large methane releases, reducing safeguards at certain wells, and allowing
EPA proposes second round of methane rule revisions as producer groups weigh in
The EPA’s proposed Phase 2 changes to its OOOOb/c methane rules target storage vessels, control devices, leak detection and the super-emitter program. AXPC and the Western Energy Alliance say the revisions will help keep marginal wells online.
Lea en Español The proposal threatens public health, increases the pollution caused by climate change, and puts more costs on the most affected communities. WASHINGTON, D.C. (October 28, 2026)—Today, GreenLatinos rejected the Trump administration's new proposal to weaken federal regulations limiting methane pollution. The organization warned that these changes could increase air pollution, aggravate the effects of climate change, and generate gr…
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