Report: Oil Companies Are Burning Off Natural Gas—and Leaving Regulators in the Dark

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Report: Oil Companies Are Burning Off Natural Gas—and Leaving Regulators in the Dark
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In at least 69 percent of the cases, McDonald was unable to locate any permits for the observed flares. Almost 80 percent of flares that were surveyed twice by Environmental Defense Fund helicopters were found to be unpermitted on both occasions.

This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for their daily newsletter, The Beacon. Billions of cubic feet of natural gas are burned off in U.S. oil and gas fields every year, wasting the fossil fuel and emitting greenhouse gases without actually generating energy. In Texas alone, state regulators have permitted companies to burn more than a million cubic feet of gas every day since 2019. Combined, that would be enough natural gas to supply 15 million homes’ annual gas needs.

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