Justine Mikulka, Communications Director at Oilfield Witness highlight the invisible methane, a hidden climate threat

What about this: Over one million marginal and low-producing oil and gas wells, known as stripper wells, leak vast amounts of methane—often more than they produce. Poorly maintained or abandoned, they threaten climate and groundwater safety. Plugging these wells cuts methane emissions, protects communities, and creates good restoration jobs in energy-producing regions across the United States.

Discover how optical gas imaging technology, developed during the early 2000s fracking boom, reveals hidden methane emissions from oil and gas sites. This powerful evidence, used in court cases, exposes environmental pollution and industry's misinformation, highlighting the importance of public awareness and advocacy.

Understanding the EU's methane strategy and its integration into energy transition policies is crucial for tackling greenhouse gases and advancing renewable energy solutions in the fight against climate change.

Environmental Impacts of Military Activities: Challenges and Opportunities in Europe

Breaking the Methane Code: Urgent Climate Solutions with Carl Pope, How to reduce methane emissions quickly.

Fireside Chat with Felicia Ruiz. Also try to have the text about her somewhere that it fit well : Felicia Ruiz, Director, Coal Mine Methane and Strategic Partnerships, Clean Air Task Force Carmel, Indiana, United States

Meet Richard Mattus, an industrial emissions specialist in methane mitigation, has developed solutions for coal mine emissions, and Sean Kidney, CEO of the Climate Bonds Initiative, focuses on mobilizing global finance for low-carbon infrastructure. Together, we'll delve into how we can tackle methane and accelerate climate action.