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In this article, FracTracker’s Communications Intern Sarah Liez discusses the role of misinformation as an obstacle to clean energy reform and how it stalls initiatives aimed at transitioning to renewable sources of power.
In Gardner, Kansas, Donna Knoche, 93, found herself at a county commission hearing, defending her family’s land against plans for a solar farm. The fight wasn’t just about property rights; it symbolized a national battle over renewable energy and the future of the planet. Despite having deep roots in the land her grandfather homesteaded, Donna faced opposition from neighbors who believed solar panels would ruin the area’s rural character and threaten their well-being. As the debate raged on, it became clear that the conflict was about more than just energy — it was about identity, property rights, and the changing landscape of rural America.
Resistance to renewable energy is a growing movement across the United States. In the ongoing battle for clean energy reform, the power of misinformation has emerged as a formidable obstacle, hindering progress and stalling initiatives aimed at transitioning to renewable sources of power. Despite the urgent need to combat climate change and reduce dependence on fossil fuels, misinformation campaigns have sown doubt, confusion, and resistance among communities, policymakers, and the public at large.
This dissemination of false or misleading information has fueled opposition to clean energy projects, such as wind and solar farms, and has undermined efforts to enact necessary reforms. Understanding the role of misinformation in blocking clean energy reform is crucial for developing effective strategies to overcome these challenges and advance towards a sustainable energy future.
Non-Renewable vs. Renewable Energy
When someone thinks of energy — the invisible force driving our electrical grid, powering our homes, and charging our electronics — their mind typically gravitates towards traditional sources like coal, natural gas, and oil. Today, there exist two central types of energy: non-renewable and renewable.
Non-renewable Energy
Non-renewable energy refers to sources that cannot be replaced or replenished once used. Most non-renewable sources are fossil fuels such as coal, petroleum, and natural gas. Fossil fuels are formed from the decomposition of ancient organic matter, subjected to immense heat and pressure over millions of years. These energy sources are prized for their affordability and global accessibility as they can be easily extracted, stored, and transported worldwide.
However, their combustion poses significant environmental hazards. For one, when coal and oil are burned they emit particles that contaminate the air, water, and soil. Their burning also disrupts Earth’s carbon balance by releasing mass amounts of carbon dioxide, a potent greenhouse gas that traps heat in the atmosphere. By extracting and releasing this stored carbon into the atmosphere, the Earth’s carbon balance is disrupted, leading to accelerated temperature increases that give rise to climate change and environmental degradation.
Another source of non-renewable energy is nuclear energy. Nuclear power plants generate electricity by splitting atoms in a process called nuclear fission, with uranium being the most common element used in this process. While nuclear energy does not produce greenhouse gas emissions during operation, it generates radioactive waste and carries the risk of accidents such as that of Chernobyl, Ukraine.
Renewable Energy
Renewable energy refers to sources that can be replaced or replenished naturally over time, and that are not depleted when used. These sources include sunlight, wind, water (hydropower), geothermal heat, and biomass. Unlike non-renewable sources such as fossil fuels and nuclear energy, which are finite and can be exhausted over time, renewable energy sources are sustainable and environmentally friendly. They offer the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, mitigate climate change, and promote energy independence in America.
While renewable energy sources offer significant benefits, they also present several challenges as well. Depending on the source, renewable energy may have an intermittent nature, dependent on weather conditions, that can strain grid stability and necessitate additional infrastructure for storage and backup power. Large-scale deployment of renewable energy technologies, such as solar farms and wind turbines, often require substantial land area as well, potentially leading to land use conflicts and habitat disruption. Initial upfront costs for installation can be prohibitive, although the long-term expenses prove more cost-effective over time.
Clean Energy and Misinformation
While there exist many upsides to using clean energy, the greatest being their mitigation of climate change impacts, misinformation often plays a significant role in shaping public perceptions and policy decisions related to clean energy reform. Anti-renewable energy campaigns, often in promotion of fossil fuel interests, may spread false or misleading information about the efficacy and reliability of clean energy technologies such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power. This can create doubt among policymakers, investors, and the general public, hindering the adoption of and investment in these technologies.
Wind Energy
Wind turbines, a primary renewable energy source, are increasingly associated with significant damage through a burgeoning narrative of misinformation linking them to significant environmental and human harm. Concerns range from aesthetic impacts to tangible environmental issues like bird migration disruption and ecosystem disturbance. While these concerns are rooted in scientific inquiry and seek to address renewable energy use, they’re often distorted by disinformation and exaggeration, enabling fearmongering and polarization in political discourse. In lashing out against wind energy, people typically cite two popular misconceptions about wind farms: they are extremely harmful to wildlife and there are negative health effects associated with wind turbines.
Impacts to Wildlife
Like all energy projects, wind energy developments do have the potential to impact wildlife and the environment. As projects undergo development, concerns arise about potential negative effects on wildlife, particularly birds, bats, and marine mammals in offshore developments. In 2019, the Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute summarized the impacts to wildlife of wind energy siting and operation in the United States. In 2020, the organization estimated that wind turbines correspond to less than 0.01 percent of all estimated bird mortality from human activity per year. In 2023, the organization also provided evidence to counter the claim that noise from wind developments can potentially cause mortality in whales.
To address concerns about wildlife, developers are required to employ various methods to screen potential sites for wildlife impacts, including desktop analysis and active monitoring. During construction, activities are adjusted to minimize disturbances to sensitive species, such as avoiding mating or breeding seasons. Once operational, wind energy sites continue to monitor wildlife impacts and implement strategies to minimize harm, such as curtailment of turbine blades and deterrent technology.
Impacts to Human Health
The correlation between wind turbines and health impacts, in particular, sparks intense debate. Some contend that reported health issues — such as sleep disturbances, headaches, and intense annoyance — stem from factors like electromagnetic fields (EMF), shadow flickers, audible noise, low-frequency noise, and infrasound generated by turbine operation. However, scientific research itself has not conclusively linked these symptoms to the operation of wind turbines themselves. Numerous comprehensive studies and reviews conducted by government agencies, academic institutions, and health organizations have found no direct evidence supporting the claim that properly sited wind turbines cause adverse health effects. Many experts attribute reported health concerns to factors such as pre-existing health conditions, psychological responses, and individual sensitivity to noise or changes in the local environment.
It’s essential, too, to note that concerns about wind turbine impacts on health are often influenced by subjective experiences, community perceptions, and socio-political factors. While some individuals may report negative health effects, the broader scientific consensus suggests that when wind turbines are appropriately sited and regulated, they pose minimal risk to human health. Overall, while ongoing research continues to examine the potential health implications of wind energy, the current evidence indicates that properly managed wind turbines installations are not inherently harmful to human health.
Solar Energy
Solar energy is a key component of renewable energy, and like wind energy it has faced its fair share of misinformation and misconceptions. Addressing misinformation about solar energy is crucial for fostering informed decision-making and promoting its wider adoption as a clean and sustainable energy source. When it comes to solar energy, individuals usually take issue with its potential environmental impacts and storage challenges.
Environmental Impact
In a recent study published in the journal Nature Physics, experts from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) in Colorado addressed and debunked two prevalent myths surrounding solar panels. The first myth suggests that widespread uptake of solar energy will result in a significant accumulation of discarded panels, leading to environmental waste issues. The researchers clarify that while concerns about solar panel waste exist, they are often overstated, with the projected amount of waste being relatively small compared to other sources, such as coal. Moreover, the majority of solar panel waste is recyclable, with a growing recycling industry aimed at recovering materials for reuse.
The second myth pertains to the alleged toxicity of solar panels, which has been exaggerated in media reports and even propagated by government departments. Misinformation about toxic materials present in solar modules has led to misleading claims about the potential harms posed by solar waste to human health and the environment. However, the researchers found that the two most common types of solar panels contain minimal amounts of toxic materials like lead and cadmium, and are generally safe. Advancements in solar technology are leading to longer panel lifespans and improved recyclability.
Storage Challenges
Misinformation surrounds the storage capabilities of solar energy, as well. Critics often claim that storing solar energy for use during nighttime or cloudy periods is inefficient or impractical. However, advancements in battery technology and grid infrastructure have improved the feasibility of storing solar energy, enabling more reliable and flexible energy systems.
Storage technology can be utilized effectively in various weather conditions, including rainy and snowy days, as sunlight still reaches the Earth, and it’s important to note that solar panels collect light, not heat. During periods of high sunlight or low demand, solar energy storage allows for the capture and retention of surplus electricity produced by solar panels. This excess energy is stored in various storage systems, such as batteries or thermal energy storage, for later use when solar generation is insufficient or when demand peaks. Through monitoring and control systems, stored energy can be efficiently managed and released as needed, enhancing grid stability and optimizing the utilization of solar power.
Facebook Groups
Interestingly, Facebook Groups have emerged as a breeding ground for renewable energy misinformation. Many anti-renewables campaigns stake their claims on groups like “Citizens for Responsible Solar” and “Citizens for Clear Skies” where people share stories and statistics with no oversight to verify their validity.
In 2022, Distilled writer explored this strange phenomenon by joining 40 clean energy opposition groups on the social platform. In these groups, stories of wind turbines ablaze and solar panels poisoning water supplies dominated the conversation, painting a grim picture of clean energy’s safety and viability. Despite expert consensus on the cleanliness, safety, and affordability of wind and solar energy — for data reveals that incidents of turbine fires are rare, with no reported injuries, and claims of “wind turbine syndrome” remain unsubstantiated by scientific research — these Facebook groups disseminate clearly misleading information.
The influences of these groups extend beyond mere rhetoric as local policies shift in response to the growing apprehension, leading to wind and solar bans, postponements that delay projects, and stringent regulations that hinder the development of nearly any clean energy infrastructure. Ultimately, the spread of misinformation on social media platforms like Facebook is impeding the transition from fossil fuels to clean energy, hindering efforts to meet climate targets and exacerbating the challenges faced by the clean energy sector.
Fossil Fuel Interests
The fossil fuel industry, unsurprisingly, has employed a longstanding campaign to discredit renewable energy and falsely trumpet their environmental impacts. In September, California went as far as to file a lawsuit against five major oil companies for spending decades misleading the public about the dangers of fossil fuels. And as our climate crisis worsens, the fossil fuel industry continues to employ orchestrated efforts to combat renewable energy projects, driven by vested interests in maintaining reliance on fossil fuels.
The industry often employs deceptive tactics to influence the public, such as creating sham grassroots organizations known as “astroturf” groups to disseminate misinformation. These groups mimic genuine grassroots movements but serve the interests of powerful entities. While grassroots organizations emerge authentically from shared concerns, astroturf groups are funded by corporations to advance their agendas. Even some local groups, though not directly linked to the fossil fuel industry, adopt messaging similar to that of larger fossil fuel-funded groups, demonstrating an “information subsidy” effect. Connections between these groups can be explicitly, as seen in examples like the American Coalition for Ocean Protection, backed by fossil fuel-funded organizations like the Caesar Rodney Institute.
The Consequences of Misinformation
Across the U.S., misinformation is casting doubt on renewable energy, impeding the progress of projects or even derailing them entirely. Each rural utility-scale wind and solar project requires approval from local or state authorities for construction. Governmental decision-making is often permeated with misinformation and anti-renewable discourse from local advocacy groups. Without local governments implementing regulations that facilitate the placement of renewable infrastructure, the goals of these policies cannot be achieved.
While host communities are typically enthusiastic about renewable energy’s economic and environmental benefits, they often encounter local opposition. A 2022 study conducted by Columbia Law School found that wind and solar projects faced delays due to local opposition in 49 states. Local governments in 31 states had already enacted restrictive policies, making it harder or even impossible to enact clean energy reform.
In 2021, a study performed by the Department of Energy found that setback regulations now represent the greatest obstacle to securing sites for wind projects in the U.S. Setbacks determine the minimum distance between wind projects and buildings, aiming to mitigate issues such as noise and “shadow flicker” — the phenomenon where moving turbine shadows and sunlight cause strobing effects on buildings. While setbacks are often justified for safety and environmental reasons, misinformation can lead to excessively strict setback requirements, often resulting in de facto bans on renewable energy development.
2024 Election Year
During election seasons, the influence and importance of misinformation becomes particularly pronounced. Since the 2016 U.S. presidential election, the concept of “fake news” has taken over conservative media, often invalidating accurate claims on controversial topics. After the 2020 presidential election, false claims alluding to widespread voter fraud or rigged election systems permeated politics and media as well. Misinformation tends to proliferate through various channels — such as social media, news outlets, and political advertisements — and misinformation campaigns often target specific demographics or exploit societal divisions to sow distrust or confusion among voters.
The impact of misinformation on political elections, like that of clean energy campaigns, can be significant. It has the potential to shape public perception, sway voter decisions, and even undermine the integrity of the electoral process itself. It can contribute to polarization and social unrest, further complicating efforts to govern effectively and address pressing issues, whether those be political or environmental.
As the battleground expands from local communities to the broader political arena, the ramifications of misinformation reverberate nationally. From grassroots movements in rural towns to high-stakes electoral contests, opposition fueled by unfounded claims threaten to thwart the transition to clean energy on a larger scale. With climate targets looming on the horizon, the urgency to discern truth from deception intensifies.
What’s Next?
By taking action, you can play a role in preventing and combating renewable energy misinformation, contributing to a more informed public discourse and a greater understanding of the benefits of renewable energy. To prevent and recognize misinformation, there are several proactive steps that you can take:
Educate Yourself and Others
You should seek out reliable sources of information on renewable energy from reputable authorities such as scientific organizations, government agencies, and academic institutions. Understanding the basics of renewable energy technologies and their benefits can help discern fact from fiction, as well.
Engaging in constructive dialogue and conversations with others about renewable energy can also help dispel myths and misinformation. Encourage open discussions based on facts, evidence, and respectful exchange of ideas.
Learn to Fact-Check and Recognize Misinformation
Before sharing information about renewable energy on social media or with others, always fact-check the information and its source to ensure its accuracy. Fact-checking websites and resources can help verify claims and identify misinformation.
Moreover, when encountering information about renewable energy, you should critically evaluate the credibility of the source. Look for evidence-based information supported by data, research, and expert analysis, rather than relying on anecdotes or opinions. It is also important to investigate the authors behind sources and whether they may have any personal ties to the issues at hand, whether they be working for either a fossil fuel or a renewable energy company.
If you do encounter misinformation on social media or other sites, you should report it to relevant authorities, fact-checking organizations, or social media platform moderators. Reporting misinformation can help prevent its spread and promote accurate information.
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2023-01-18 18:01:532023-01-18 18:03:23CalGEM Permit Review Q4 2022: Oil Permit Approvals Show Steep Rise Within Protective Buffer Zones
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Erica Jackson2022-11-30 14:12:222023-02-03 13:50:48Major Gas Leak Reveals Risks of Aging Gas Storage Wells in Pennsylvania
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Erica Jackson2022-11-17 16:43:392022-11-18 13:41:39Falcon Pipeline Online, Begins Operations Following Violations of Clean Streams Law
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Guest Author2022-10-31 21:39:022022-11-29 14:24:38Synopsis: Risks to the Greater Columbus Water Supply from Oil and Gas Production
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Ted Auch, PhD2022-09-19 15:08:172022-11-03 11:56:26Desalination: The Chemical Industry’s Demand for Water in Texas
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Erica Jackson2022-09-06 13:32:202022-09-15 11:14:03Take Action in Support of No New Leases
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Guest Author2022-08-31 14:33:482022-09-15 16:29:45Carbon Capture and Storage: Developments in the Law of Pore Space in North Dakota
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Ted Auch, PhD2022-08-31 12:54:012023-12-07 14:33:18Carbon Capture and Storage: Industry Connections and Community Impacts
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Ted Auch, PhD2022-08-31 11:19:122022-09-15 11:08:15Carbon Capture and Storage: Fact or Fiction?
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FracTracker Alliance2022-08-22 22:01:492022-09-15 11:11:54Pipeline Right-of-Ways: Making the Connection between Forest Fragmentation and the Spread of Lyme Disease in Southwestern Pennsylvania
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2022-08-22 09:52:582022-09-15 11:06:37FracTracker Finds Widespread Hydrocarbon Emissions from Active & Idle Oil and Gas Wells and Infrastructure in California
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2022-07-29 19:04:322022-09-15 11:05:17California Regulators Approve More Oil Well Permits Amid a Crisis of Leaking Oil Wells that Should be Plugged
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Guest Author2022-06-23 15:29:312022-06-30 12:30:43An Insider Take on the Appalachian Hydrogen & CCUS Conference
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2022-06-21 15:46:522024-06-18 10:53:27Does Hydrogen Have a Role in our Energy Future?
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Guest Author2022-05-13 16:19:112022-08-10 15:43:05Oil and Gas Brine in Ohio
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Guest Author2022-05-03 09:37:492022-05-03 09:37:49PA Environment Digest Blog: Conventional Oil & Gas Drillers Dispose Of Drill Cuttings By ‘Dusting’
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2022-04-28 14:12:552022-04-28 14:12:55Real Talk on Pipelines
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2022-04-28 13:37:312023-03-09 14:03:402021 Production from Pennsylvania’s Oil and Gas Wells
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FracTracker Alliance
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FracTracker Alliance2022-04-20 13:25:452022-04-20 17:23:17Mapping Energy Systems Impacted by the Russia-Ukraine War
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2022-04-11 16:48:092022-04-20 13:23:14Dimock residents working to protect water from a new threat: fracking waste
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2022-04-06 12:01:332023-08-24 19:08:53Implications of a 3,200-foot Setback in California
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2022-03-15 16:32:032022-03-15 18:00:00New Trends in Drilling Permit Approvals Take Shape in CA
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2022-03-14 15:18:402022-03-14 15:18:40Oil and Gas Drilling in California Legislative Districts
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2022-01-31 16:36:332022-01-31 16:36:33New Report: Fracking with “Forever Chemicals” in Colorado
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2022-01-20 15:32:142022-01-20 15:32:14Introducing: FracTracker’s comprehensive new Pennsylvania map!
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2021-12-01 15:27:402021-12-01 15:27:40New Letter from Federal Regulators Regarding how the Falcon has Been Investigated
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Guest Author2021-12-01 15:20:152022-01-04 17:53:55US Army Corps Muskingum Watershed Plan ignores local concerns of oil and gas effects
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2021-11-09 14:59:182021-11-09 21:31:59Oil and gas companies use a lot of water to extract oil in drought-stricken California
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Ted Auch, PhD2021-11-05 09:43:472021-11-05 09:47:30Southeastern Texas Petrochemical Industry Needs 318 Billion Gallons of Water, but the US EPA Says Not So Fast
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2021-10-29 13:02:432021-11-01 12:17:20Map Update on Criminal Charges Facing Mariner East 2 Pipeline
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2021-09-14 14:26:442021-09-14 14:26:44It’s Time to Stop Urban Oil Drilling in Los Angeles
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Intern FracTracker2021-09-14 08:00:002022-01-24 17:49:20Infrastructure Networks in Texas
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2021-09-09 08:00:082021-09-08 17:30:46California Prisons are Within 2,500’ of Oil and Gas Extraction
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Karen Edelstein
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Karen Edelstein2021-08-26 11:19:442021-08-26 15:08:04New power plant proposal called senseless and wasteful by climate groups
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2021-08-24 07:15:232021-08-23 17:30:12Ongoing Safety Concerns over Shell’s Falcon Pipeline
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2021-08-05 16:38:392021-08-05 16:38:39New Neighborhood Drilling Permits Issued While California Fails to Act on Public Health Rules
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Karen Edelstein
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Karen Edelstein2021-08-02 17:05:372022-01-04 10:48:28The world is watching as bitcoin battle brews in the US
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FracTracker Alliance
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FracTracker Alliance2021-07-27 09:58:142021-07-28 11:23:19Lycoming Watershed Digital Atlas
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2021-07-26 13:56:312021-07-26 14:03:09California Oil & Gas Drilling Permits Drop in Response to Decreased Permit Applications to CalGEM
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2021-07-20 16:32:222021-07-20 17:36:11California Denies Well Stimulation Permits
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2021-07-15 07:55:282021-07-15 07:55:28Mapping PFAS “Forever Chemicals” in Oil & Gas Operations
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2021-06-30 08:00:252022-05-02 15:24:21Updated National Energy and Petrochemical Map
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2021-06-11 12:26:292021-07-01 11:12:42Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania Fracking Story Map
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2021-06-03 12:51:592021-06-11 14:02:03Ohio & Fracking Waste: The Case for Better Waste Management
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2021-05-27 17:57:282021-05-28 09:53:57Pennsylvania Conventional Well Map Update
EPA
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Karen Edelstein
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Karen Edelstein2021-05-26 07:00:272023-07-18 10:31:34Impacts of 2020 Colonial Pipeline Rupture Continue to Grow
Jared Durelle
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Karen Edelstein
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Karen Edelstein2021-05-20 14:50:522022-01-10 17:07:38Gas Storage Plan vs. Indigenous Rights in Nova Scotia
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Intern FracTracker
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Intern FracTracker2021-05-19 10:51:122021-05-20 14:41:22Mapping Gathering Lines in Bradford County, Pennsylvania
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Karen Edelstein
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Karen Edelstein2021-04-20 14:05:162021-05-19 10:54:04Trends in fracking waste coming to New York State from Pennsylvania
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2021-04-14 15:01:522021-04-26 17:02:402021 Pipeline Incidents Update: Safety Record Not Improving
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Karen Edelstein
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Karen Edelstein2021-04-01 11:10:062021-04-15 14:08:35New York State Oil & Gas Well Drilling: Patterns Over Time
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Karen Edelstein
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Karen Edelstein2021-03-17 17:06:302021-09-16 13:15:25Risky Byhalia Connection Pipeline Threatens Tennessee & Mississippi Health, Water Supply
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2021-03-17 08:48:432021-04-15 15:11:21Shell’s Falcon Pipeline Under Investigation for Serious Public Safety Threats
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2021-03-04 15:29:422021-04-15 15:14:45Kern County’s Drafted EIR Will Increase the Burden for Frontline Communities
FracTracker Alliance, 2021
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2021-02-26 12:23:392021-04-15 14:08:41Pennsylvania’s Waste Disposal Wells – A Tale of Two Datasets
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2021-02-23 14:42:162021-04-15 14:08:42California Oil & Gas Setbacks Recommendations Memo
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2021-02-12 17:42:002021-04-15 14:08:43Oil and Gas Wells on California State Lands
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2021-01-29 10:30:092021-04-15 14:08:43Industrial Impacts in Michigan: A Photo Essay & Story Map
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2020-12-17 13:45:242021-04-15 14:16:02People and Production: Reducing Risk in California Extraction
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2020-11-18 12:40:132021-04-15 14:16:04Documenting emissions from new oil and gas wells in California
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2020-10-15 11:24:272021-04-15 14:16:07Energy Security, International Investment, and Democracy in the US Shale Oil & Gas Industry
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FracTracker Alliance
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FracTracker Alliance2020-08-14 12:44:552021-04-15 14:16:11FracTracker in the Field: Building a Live Virtual Map
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Shannon Smith
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Shannon Smith2020-08-04 18:44:392023-01-17 10:30:44The Loyalsock Watershed Project
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Intern FracTracker
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Intern FracTracker2020-07-02 12:09:192021-04-15 14:16:43Mapping Gathering Lines in Ohio and West Virginia
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2020-06-18 10:24:572021-04-15 14:16:44The North Dakota Shale Viewer Reimagined: Mapping the Water and Waste Impact
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2020-06-16 11:47:062021-04-15 14:16:44Falcon Pipeline Construction Releases over 250,000 Gallons of Drilling Fluid in Pennsylvania and Ohio
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2020-06-08 08:44:542021-04-15 14:16:46Systematic Racism in Kern County Oil and Gas Permitting Ordinance
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2020-05-29 16:22:102021-04-15 14:16:48Fracking Water Use in Pennsylvania Increases Dramatically
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Guest Author
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Guest Author2020-05-18 09:00:212021-04-15 14:16:48New Yorkers mount resistance against North Brooklyn Pipeline
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2020-05-07 12:48:132021-04-15 14:16:49California, Back in Frack
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2020-04-02 10:20:422021-04-15 14:16:50California Setback Analyses Summary
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Guest Author
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Guest Author2020-03-19 13:16:212021-04-15 14:16:51Air Pollution from Pennsylvania Shale Gas Compressor Stations – REPORT
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Karen Edelstein
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Karen Edelstein2020-03-11 12:07:052021-04-15 14:16:54New York State Oil & Gas Wells – 2020 Update
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2020-02-28 17:35:142022-05-02 15:21:42National Energy and Petrochemical Map
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2020-02-24 10:09:182021-04-15 14:55:29Governor Newsom Must Do More to Address the Cause of Oil Spill Surface Expressions
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2020-02-22 13:29:222021-04-15 14:55:30Oil & Gas Well Permits Issued By Newsom Administration Rival Those Issued Under Gov. Jerry Brown
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2020-02-21 16:13:542021-04-15 14:55:30Pipelines Continue to Catch Fire and Explode
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2020-01-13 17:51:102021-04-15 14:55:31The Hidden Inefficiencies and Environmental Costs of Fracking in Ohio
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2020-01-07 18:02:382021-04-15 14:55:32Fracking in Pennsylvania: Not Worth It
Photo by Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2019-12-20 09:49:212021-04-15 14:55:33Fracking Threatens Ohio’s Captina Creek Watershed
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2019-11-19 20:06:282021-04-15 14:55:36California is Frack Free, for the Moment
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Intern FracTracker
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Intern FracTracker2019-10-10 11:50:142021-04-28 11:55:45How State Regulations Hold Us back and What Other Countries are doing about Fracking
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Guest Author
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Guest Author2019-09-17 09:00:492021-04-15 14:56:25New Method for Locating Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells is Tested in New York State
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Shannon Smith
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Shannon Smith2019-09-12 15:42:582021-06-11 15:00:22Ohio’s Secret Fracking Chemicals
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Intern FracTracker
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Intern FracTracker2019-08-08 14:17:382023-03-09 13:57:30Abandoned Wells in Pennsylvania: We’re Not Doing Enough
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Shannon Smith
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Shannon Smith2019-08-07 09:36:032020-03-20 17:32:33Wildness Lost – Pine Creek
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2019-07-23 14:37:052021-04-15 14:56:27The Underlying Politics and Unconventional Well Fundamentals of an Appalachian Storage Hub
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2019-07-11 14:48:462021-04-15 14:56:28Permitting New Oil and Gas Wells Under the Newsom Administration
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2019-07-10 09:33:552022-02-15 10:54:51Mapping the Petrochemical Build-Out Along the Ohio River
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2019-07-02 12:03:382021-04-15 14:56:29Impact of a 2,500′ Oil and Gas Well Setback in California
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2019-06-10 12:07:422021-04-15 14:56:30Production and Location Trends in PA: A Moving Target
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Erica Jackson
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Erica Jackson2019-05-08 08:27:302021-04-15 14:56:31The Falcon Public Monitoring Project
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Guest Author
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Guest Author2019-04-24 15:49:052021-04-15 14:56:34Release: The 2019 You Are Here map launches, showing New York’s hurdles to climate leadership
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2019-04-03 11:30:582021-04-15 14:56:34Idle Wells are a Major Risk
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH
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Kyle Ferrar, MPH2019-03-29 09:08:262021-04-15 14:56:53Literally Millions of Failing, Abandoned Wells
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2019-03-07 14:32:242021-04-15 14:56:54Wicked Witch of the Waste
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Karen Edelstein
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Karen Edelstein2019-02-28 19:24:532021-04-15 14:56:54The Growing Web of Oil and Gas Pipelines
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Guest Author2019-02-08 19:21:012021-04-15 14:56:55Unnatural Disasters
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Matt Kelso, BA
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Matt Kelso, BA2019-01-31 10:54:552021-04-15 14:56:56Getting Rid of All of that Waste – Increasing Use of Oil and Gas Injection Wells in Pennsylvania
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Ted Auch, PhD
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Ted Auch, PhD2019-01-09 14:37:272021-04-15 14:56:57A Disturbing Tale of Diminishing Returns in Ohio
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Matt Kelso, BA2019-01-08 14:14:382021-04-15 14:57:01Pennsylvania Drilling Trends in 2018
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