Green Fleets:
The Future is Now
Take a look at the presentations from "Green Fleets: the Future is Now," a conference on natural gas vehicles held in Fort Worth June 17.
Air Quality and the Barnett Shale
A recently released study by SMU professor Al Armendariz contends that natural gas production contributes more to air pollution in North Texas than all the major airports and cars in the DFW area combined.
Our research has found that Armendariz' conclusions were based on an inaccurate and flawed interpretation of the facts.
If the SMU study's conclusions were correct, then the Dallas-Fort Worth region would have seen a dramatic rise in ozone levels over the past several years during the time that the number of gas wells has grown exponentially in the Barnett Shale. The chart below, using ozone data from the North Central Texas Council of Governments, shows that the opposite is true.
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Welcome Video |
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Understanding How a Well is Drilled |
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Fracing Animation |
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Drilling Animation |
