EMISSIONS
Gas flaring reaches levels not seen in a decade — report
Gas flaring in the United States increased 23% last year, contributing to global levels of the practice that have not been "seen in more than a decade," according to a new report.
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Carlos Anchondo, E&E News reporter
Gas flaring in the United States increased 23% last year, contributing to global levels of the practice that have not been "seen in more than a decade," according to a new report.
When Colonial Pipeline Co. was hit by ransomware attackers last week, the company called the FBI, not the top U.S. cyber agency. Experts warn that major gaps in federal oversight are putting 2.7 million miles of U.S. pipeline networks at risk, threatening natural gas that powers 40% of U.S. electricity.
By Peter Behr and Christian Vasquez in Energywire
New York Rep. Elise Stefanik has a history of voting favorably on climate action, but she isn't about to turn the House Republican Conference green when she joins the leadership team.
By George Cahlink and Emma Dumain in E&E Daily
When Colonial Pipeline Co. was hit by ransomware attackers last week, the company called the FBI, not the top U.S. cyber agency. Experts warn that major gaps in federal oversight are putting 2.7 million miles of U.S. pipeline networks at risk, threatening natural gas that powers 40% of U.S. electricity.
By Peter Behr and Christian Vasquez in Energywire
New York Rep. Elise Stefanik has a history of voting favorably on climate action, but she isn't about to turn the House Republican Conference green when she joins the leadership team.
By George Cahlink and Emma Dumain in E&E Daily