Methane emissions remain flat even as biggest US oil region opens the tap
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Oil and gas production in Texas’s Permian Basin has tripled since 2018, but satellite monitoring shows methane leaking from the basin’s fossil-fuel infrastructure did not change over that period. That pattern suggests the industry has made some progress in controlling methane, a potent greenhouse gas estimated to drive about 30% of human-caused global warming.
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