🚨 We're proud to launch: the Methane Risk Map. This interactive tool models over 1,300 methane emission events across the U.S.—revealing where hazardous air pollutants like benzene may have posed health risks to nearby communities. Built for policymakers, public health

UNEP's "An Eye on Methane 2025" Report shows us how methane super-emitters are being mapped in real time. At PSE Healthy Energy, our #MethaneRiskMap builds on this by overlaying methane emissions with air-quality and health-risk modeling, helping turn raw data into actionable

Please join us in welcoming Anna Mebust, Ph.D., as Associate Director of Programs at PSE Healthy Energy. Anna is a seasoned leader in environmental science and policy with extensive experience managing complex programs at the intersection of air quality, energy, and climate. ➡️

10 years after the Aliso Canyon disaster, new tools make methane leaks visible— but transparency is still key. PSE’s Dr. @sethshonkoff told the @latimes, that if we’d had gas composition data, we could’ve known within hours how to protect people. 🔗

How do we make the invisible visible ahead of #COP30? 🌍 Join us Oct. 29 (11 AM ET) for a virtual webinar on how you can use data-to-action tools to tell the methane story with @Earthworks @PhySciEng @GasLeaksProject and Carbon Mapper. 🔗 Register now: https://t.co/qnuUWpjGPf

Dr. Seth Shonkoff, PSE's Executive Director, explains why the #MethaneRiskMap matters: This tool offers unprecedented visibility into the public health dimensions of methane super-emitters, helping further our understanding of methane not just as a climate problem, but a public

Following the explosion at Chevron’s El Segundo refinery earlier this month, our Executive Director Dr. Seth Shonkoff provided scientific context on potential air quality impacts: “The plume of pollutants with that amount of force goes higher up in the atmosphere, above the

At #ClimateWeekNYC, PSE scientists joined partners and policymakers to discuss how the #MethaneRiskMap helps connect data, health, and action—making invisible pollution visible and empowering communities. https://t.co/u0YSg8D2cA

Built on peer-reviewed science and regulatory-grade models, the Methane Risk Map helps bring long-overdue visibility to the health risks of methane emissions. And it’s just getting started—new data will continue to make the tool more powerful over time. https://t.co/4xjOO6Gtt3

New UCLA research links the 2015 Aliso Canyon blowout to higher rates of low birth weight in babies nearby. Our Executive Director, Dr. Seth Shonkoff, noted that the findings are consistent with what’s increasingly clear about natural gas: “...that there are hazardous air

Example of #MethaneRiskMap in action: A @hntrbrkmedia investigation used our science-backed data tool to reveal a massive methane leak at Permian Resources’ tanks near Carlsbad, NM—likely exposing 30K+ people, incl. schools & childcare centers, to toxic pollutants like benzene.

Did you know that methane emissions events often release hazardous air pollutants like benzene, toluene, and hexane? The Methane Risk Map shows where these pollutants may travel—and which communities could be affected. Explore the data: https://t.co/ewydvUMgm4

As the EU faces pressure to roll back methane regulations, PSE's #MethaneRiskMap underscores what's at stake: the hidden climate and health dangers of methane leaks. Read the latest from the @hrw:

🌟 #ScientistSpotlight: Dr. Kelsey Bilsback 🌟 As Principal Scientist at PSE, Kelsey leads the team behind our #MethaneRiskMap—making visible the health risks of methane emissions events. “Air pollution is a problem we can solve.” Read more: https://t.co/LnwWz5Q4ql

This @E_E_Leader article highlights findings from our #MethaneRiskMap, where an analysis of 1,300+ methane release events across 11 states found >99% were accompanied by hazardous air pollutants like benzene, toluene, and xylene—linked to cancer and damage to respiratory, immune,

Next week at #ClimateWeekNYC: Don’t miss Last Gasp—a gripping short film where a schoolteacher confronts a powerful oil executive over methane flaring that endangers his family and community. After the screening, PSE will join a panel to discuss the real-world health impacts of

🚨 #ClimateWeekNYC Event How do we make the invisible visible? On Thurs, 9/25 at 3pm, our scientist Sofia Bisogno will join Gas Leaks’ panel "How to Tell the Methane Story"—a conversation on how data, tools, and science can help journalists, communities, and advocates better

Tackling methane is one of the fastest, most effective ways to slow climate change. Join our Executive Director, Dr. Seth Shonkoff, on Wednesday, 9/24 at our partner Carbon Mapper’s event to explore how satellite data and data-to-action tools are empowering states and

“Pretty much every time scientists detect methane emissions from an oil and gas facility, hazardous air pollutants are silently emitted as well. For too long, these emissions have gone undetected—our tool brings visibility to these emissions and associated public health risks.” -

This map is reshaping how we understand gas infrastructure and the methane it releases into our atmosphere—by putting health risks and climate impacts side by side. 🎥 Watch PSE Executive Director Dr. Seth Shonkoff break down the science and data behind the Methane Risk Map—and

ICYMI: We just hosted our first webinar on the Methane Risk Map—the first tool to show how methane emissions events also release hazardous air pollutants like benzene that impact nearby communities. 👉 Don’t worry if you missed it. We’re hosting another session on this Thursday