EDF Voices: Natural gas

The newspaper's methane story contains a blend of half-baked, fully cooked and – in one key instance – flat-out wrong facts.

The growing controversy surrounding our natural gas industry has created a decisive moment for President Obama.

We have the technology to make invisible pollution visible.

We know we can turn the corner on climate change because it's happening already.

Investors are calling on the Environmental Protection Agency to set emissions rules for oil and gas companies.

There are already more than 500 service and manufacturing locations in 46 states focused on reducing methane pollution, and more will come when new pollution standards are in place.

Five high-tech, low-cost devices that can be used to find methane leaks in the oil and gas sector have been selected for testing.

It’s a moment of truth for President Obama - time to move forward with federal methane regulations.

This new tool developed with Google Earth Outreach has the power to greatly improve cities’ and utilities’ ability to minimize methane emissions that contribute to global warming.

A break-through pilot project gives citizens and local utilities data on methane leaks that used to be invisible.