Media resources for State of Methane report
State of Methane report highlights the need for federal methane waste regulations.
California
California is a leader on environmental regulations and policy, but there is still significant natural gas waste occurring in the state and much of it is happening near large population centers.
Media contact:
Andrea Alday
Deputy Director Regional Communications, The Wilderness Society
(626) 788-4323
andrea_alday@tws.org
Photographs of oil and gas development in California
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Photographs of California landscapes
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Colorado
Colorado has some of the most stringent natural gas waste regulations in the country, with the first-in-the-nation methane capture requirements proving to be a cost-effective means of reducing natural gas waste.
Media contact:
Jennifer Dickson
Senior Communications Manager, The Wilderness Society
(303)650-9379
jennifer_dickson@tws.org
Photographs of oil and gas development in Colorado
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Photographs of Colorado landscapes
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B-Roll footage of oil and gas development in Colorado
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New Mexico
New Mexico has the worst natural gas waste regulations in the country, with more methane (the primary component of natural gas) wasted from oil and gas production on federal and tribal lands than any other state.
Media contact:
Jennifer Dickson
Senior Communications Manager, The Wilderness Society
(303)650-9379
jennifer_dickson@tws.org
Photographs of oil and gas development in New Mexico
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Photographs of New Mexico landscapes
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B-Roll footage of oil and gas development in New Mexico
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Wyoming
The state of Wyoming has led the charge on sage-grouse protections across the western United States and now could be well poised to take the same leadership role when it comes to methane waste regulations.
Media contact:
Chelsi Moy
Communications Manager, The Wilderness Society
(406) 556-7134
chelsi_moy@tws.org
Photographs of oil and gas development in Wyoming
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