The study published Monday found potentially dangerous concentrations of methane gas in water from wells near drilling sites in northeastern Pennsylvania, although not in central New York ...

FLATOW: And that 17, average 17 times more methane of water near the natural gas well, is that high enough to explode like it did in the movie, where we see the sink exploding when the guy lit a ...

It is becoming increasingly difficult to produce sufficient drinking water, and this process also releases large amounts of ...

The study published Monday found potentially dangerous concentrations of methane gas in water from wells near drilling sites in northeastern Pennsylvania, although not in central New York ...

The study published Monday found potentially dangerous concentrations of methane gas in water from wells near drilling sites in northeastern Pennsylvania, although not in central New York ...

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The company’s turbines — enough to power 280,000 homes — run without emission controls in an area that leads Tennessee in ...

An International study has analyzed methane gas fluxes in over a hundred tidal ... vegetation and the chemical composition of water trapped in the sediment. This is the first time that a such ...

Although most of the gas reached the atmosphere, a significant portion was absorbed by seawaters. In the initial phase after the explosion, the level of dissolved methane in the water was ...

A methane gas leak at the York Wastewater Treatment Plant in Manchester Township has been halted while crews continue working at the facility, Pennsylvania American Water official Dave Mizner said ...

But cooking appliances aren’t the only household items that run on methane gas. The fossil fuel also commonly powers furnaces, water heaters, and fireplaces like the ones you may have relied on ...