EOG Resources says it is committed to reducing methane pollution & leading on environmental performance. But the company abandoned one of its emissions goals and received a failing climate policy grade. Swipe through to learn why EOG is our #PolluterOfTheMonth: https://bit.ly/4phb7F3

Meet our July #PolluterOfTheMonth: EOG Resources. EOG says it is committed to "leading environmental performance" & reducing methane. But satellite data has linked more than 20 methane super-emitter plumes to the company's facilities. https://bit.ly/4phb7F3 Thanks to Deanne Cheuk for the artwork!

That’s a wrap on June’s #PolluterOfTheMonth: Hilcorp. A huge thank you to David Joseph Weissberg for helping bring this story to life through layers of newspaper clippings, halftone textures, torn imagery, and bold collage elements — transforming documented methane pollution into a protest-poster.

A tank on a Hilcorp well pad in NM continuously emits methane and health harming volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Persistent leaks like this are a major source of emissions from the oil and gas sector, yet often go unreported and unaddressed. biggaspolluters.org/polluter-of-...

We can cut ½ of oil & gas pollution with wells only accounting for 6% of production. But billionaires are paying to stop it. We’ve got satellite data. We’ve got our camera. We’ve got tools to #cutmethane. We must stop putting profit before people. bit.ly/HilcorpPays2...

As always, let's take a look at the numbers that tell the story for our #PolluterOfTheMonth, Hilcorp. Since last summer, Hilcorp has continued racking up methane pollution events— in NM alone, the company reported losing more than 320,000 mcf of methane gas since August 2025: https://bit.ly/4dRGIYM

Hilcorp was one of our #PolluterOfTheMonth last year. And almost a year later, we’re still documenting pollution at its facilities. From repeated emissions near schools in NM to super-emitting methane plumes, the pattern hasn’t stopped. Swipe through the latest findings: https://bit.ly/4dRGIYM

June #PolluterOfTheMonth: Hilcorp. As the EPA moves to weaken methane protections, thermographers are documenting emissions at Hillcorp's facilities & satellite data continues detecting methane super-emitter plumes: https://bit.ly/4dRGIYM We loved collaborating w/ David Weissberg for this artwork!

#PolluterOfTheMonth: Continental Resources. We highlighted Continental's role as one of the nation’s top methane polluters & their efforts to dismantle methane transparency & reporting rules. A huge thanks to Gabe Gault for helping bring this story to life through his original hand-painted artwork!

The numbers tell the story for our #PolluterOfTheMonth. Continental Resources ranks among the top methane polluters in the US, and the data shows a pattern that can’t be ignored. And for Continental, the moves of the current administration are "paying off handsomely": https://bit.ly/48w9DQ9

Continental Resources isn't just a major methane polluter. The company & its founder are also central to the current administration’s energy policy, seeking to eliminate methane pollution rules that even much of the oil & gas industry supports. Our May's #PolluterOfTheMonth: https://bit.ly/48w9DQ9

Our May #PolluterOfTheMonth, Continental Resources, says it has a "steadfast" commitment to environmental protection... all while leading the charge to eliminate the most basic air pollution protections & reporting rules. https://bit.ly/48w9DQ9 We loved collaborating w/ Gabe Gault on this artwork!

That's a wrap on April’s #PolluterOfTheMonth: Targa Resources. From repeated emissions events to methane plumes captured by satellite & pollution documented on the ground, the pattern is clear. Huge thanks to the talented Deedee Cheriel for bringing this story to life through her artwork.

An investigation found that methane-certified oil & gas sites were still linked to “huge emissions” & super-emitter events. Certification systems that rely on operator-reported data, not direct measurement, raise serious questions about what’s actually being counted: https://bit.ly/4trjdvQ

Here we see a malfunctioning flare leading to uncontrolled release of methane emissions at a Targa-owned gas plant in New Mexico. Learn more about why Targa is our April #PolluterOfTheMonth: biggaspolluters.org/polluter-of-...

New reporting from E+E Leader highlights findings from our latest analysis w/ Earthworks, which uses satellite & aerial data to track methane pollution across the Appalachian Basin. In just one year, we identified 96 super-emitter plumes linked to ~70 oil and gas facilities: https://bit.ly/4sRL4Vb

Public record of Targa, our April #PolluterOfTheMonth shows: -277 emissions exceedances in NM in early 2024. -At least 16 methane super-emitter plumes in 2025. -Nearly $5.5 million in penalties since 2020. Methane accountability still has a long way to go.

Satellite data from Carbon Mapper has captured methane plumes near Targa facilities. News reporting connects those emissions to real sites. Earthworks’ optical imaging shows the pollution on the ground. What was once a “phantom” threat is now visible & measurable – see April’s #PolluterOfTheMonth.

Targa says it has methane reduction plans. But its facilities have repeatedly made headlines for excess emissions, regulatory investigations, & pollution events caught from space. Methane accountability doesn’t stop at setting goals — swipe through to see why Targa is April's #PolluterOfTheMonth.

April’s #PolluterOfTheMonth: Targa Resources, one of the largest gas companies in the US. With emissions exceedances & super-emitter plumes seen by satellite, Targa's track record raises questions. When methane pollution keeps surfacing, it’s time to take a closer look. Artwork by Deedee Cheriel.

Researchers flew over 11,000 oil & gas facilities in CO using aircraft & satellite sensors to find that emissions may be 2–3× higher than reported in official inventories. Accurate measurement & reporting is critical for strong public health protections — and CO is leading: https://bit.ly/4bM0Qvq

Gas leaks aren’t just going undetected — they may be exposing people to benzene at levels above health-based limits. A new study from highlights how gaps in detection can leave communities at risk. This is what happens when pollution goes unseen. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4cUokQ8

Methane polluters should be held to account. Instead, Republicans help them pollute. Fossil fuel money corrupts America.

Politico highlights findings from our latest report, which used satellite data to identify 96 methane super-emitter plumes across the Appalachian Basin between Nov 2024–Nov 2025. Super-emitters release large amounts of methane & harmful pollutants. Read the full report: https://bit.ly/4dbPHFe

Gas Leaks Project and Earthworks analyzed one year of methane super-emitter events across PA, WV, and OH. The report links methane pollution to specific companies and communities. Swipe for some key findings and read the full report! 🌎⚠️ 🔗➡️ bit.ly/Appalachia-M...

🚨 New Report Gas Leaks Project & Earthworks analyzed one year of methane super-emitter events across PA, WV, & OH — and the findings raise serious accountability questions. Swipe for some key findings and read the full report: https://bit.ly/4dbPHFe

As February comes to a close, we’re wrapping up our #PolluterOfTheMonth spotlight on Energy Transfer. Over the past month, we highlighted a record that includes repeated methane super-emitter events, millions in penalties, and millions more to weaken methane pollution rules.

Here we see a black plume of steady emissions from a flare at an Energy Transfer plant in Carlsbad, NM. It represents a continuous release of methane and other VOCs, all of which create harmful air pollution in the surrounding area. Learn more: biggaspolluters.org/polluter-of-...

Millions in penalties. Massive methane waste. Repeated failures seen from on the ground AND from space. The numbers tell the story. This is the cost of weak rules and unchecked pipeline pollution and why Energy Transfer is our this month's #PolluterOfTheMonth. https://bit.ly/4qdx6eP

Even when producers clean up operations, pipeline companies can undo that progress by venting and leaking gas downstream. Energy Transfer — one of the largest gas pipeline operators in the country — is a clear example and our #PolluterOfTheMonth.

New data from MethaneSAT’s first global assessment shows methane pollution from oil and gas basins is is 50% higher than reported by the U.S. EPA. In the Permian Basin alone? 410 metric tons of methane per hour! Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4rPpEYr

We're back with February's #PolluterOfTheMonth: Energy Transfer, which moves nearly a third of US gas & keeps getting caught venting methane along the way. We’re calling out the infrastructure company helping methane pollution spread: https://bit.ly/4qdx6eP Featuring artwork by Indie 184!

More than 80 large methane plumes have been detected over gas infrastructure in the Appalachian Basin in 1 year. Satellite & airborne data links them to major gas operators. This is why independent monitoring & accountability for #BigGasPolluters is so important. https://bit.ly/4bR6M71

Invisible. Powerful. Misunderstood. American Lung Association breaks down methane myths vs reality → swipe.

The oil & gas industry and government MUST DO MORE to #cutmethane. New tools, new data: same story. @gasleaksproject.bsky.social & Earthworks analyzed @carbonmapper.bsky.social satellites of 80+ major pollution events in WV & PA from 2024-25. Via @financialtimes.com bit.ly/WvPaMethane

New FT reporting shows more than 80 significant methane-emission events across PA & WV — linked to major gas producers incl EQT, Expand Energy, & Berkshire Hathaway Energy. The #BigGasPolluters analysis found repeated methane releases large enough to be a super-emitter: https://bit.ly/4abCbiY

5 new ways oil and gas polluters could be getting a free pass in 2026. From delayed methane rules to ending emissions data collection, the Trump administration is systematically rolling back safeguards that protect public health, taxpayers, and our climate.

"The tactics alleged by the attorney general are commonly used in the industry to squeeze profits from old wells before companies go bankrupt. Oil and gas executives so frequently follow a similar pattern that environmentalists call it “the playbook.”" www.propublica.org/article/new-...

A new year. Same methane problem. Stronger accountability. Since Trump took office, federal agencies have delayed, weakened, or moved to eliminate key methane safeguards, from pollution fees to emissions reporting. In response, a coalition of organizations is stepping in to fill the gaps.

Methane is often sold as “natural gas.” But when it leaks, it’s one of the most powerful climate pollutants there is. At #BigGasPolluters, we track methane pollution because it’s frequently underreported, hard to detect, & deeply harmful to our climate and our health. ➡️ BigGasPolluters.org.

#BigGasPolluters was created to hold fossil fuel companies accountable at a moment when regulation is being weakened. We connect satellite data, on-the-ground investigations, & peer-reviewed science to show what oil & gas companies are actually doing — not just what they say. ➡️ BigGasPolluters.org

Thank you to Craig Watkins for a stunning piece of original art to for Dec's #PolluterOfTheMonth! His doodle creations of misfit characters, set against something darker & more menacing, serve as an excellent spotlight of the fossil fuel industry's thirst for profit & pollution of our planet.

Christmas came early for Big Oil's billionaires: ✅ Hamm loyalists placed inside the White House ✅ New permits to drill for oil & gas in WY ✅ Methane waste fee delayed ✅ Fuel efficiency standards for cars rolled back ✅ Wildlife protections weakened ✅ Expanded tax breaks for fossil fuel companies

If the numbers didn’t stun you, here are more reasons EQT earned December’s #PolluterOfTheMonth: -Air-pollution events documented by Earthworks, even after their "net zero" pledge -A proud member of the trade group that helped kill the US methane waste fee Full breakdown: https://bit.ly/3Kn9bL8

Our #PolluterOfTheMonth, EQT Corporation, says it’s “Net Zero.” But that claim only covers a fraction of its pollution — not the gas it sells, not the leaks from its pipelines. And what about the methane that satellites keep catching above its sites? Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Kn9bL8

🚨 December’s #PolluterOfTheMonth: EQT Corporation. EQT calls itself a climate leader — but satellites keep spotting methane billowing near its wells in PA & WV. See our receipts: https://bit.ly/3Kn9bL8 Featuring art by the incredible Wotto, aka Craig Watkins.

"emissions of methane, the main ingredient in natural gas, have risen sharply in the United States in recent years. By the Trump administration’s own estimates, delaying compliance could result in an additional 3.8 million tons of methane entering the atmosphere" www.nytimes.com/2025/11/26/c...

This month, we saw our #PolluterOfTheMonth — TotalEnergies — in a whole new light. Thanks to the incredible art by Davey Leavitt, we were able to capture the duality of Total’s image: the polished “clean energy” narrative they sell vs. the pollution that keep revealing: https://bit.ly/4ofiCuI

New Mexico rancher Richard Hodgson’s words cut deep — a simple plea for reason from families living with the daily reality of oil & gas pollution. Hilcorp Energy has blanketed his land with wells, spills, and waste. Full Capital & Main story: https://bit.ly/49LyVLH

"75 companies have publicly declared an intention to reach net zero GHG emissions from their operated assets by 2050 ... but just six disclose their current (metric 23) and planned (metric 13) investment in reducing operational emissions." www.iea.org/reports/pled...