In 2024, California was the eighth-largest producer of crude oil in the U.S. by volume with ∼50,000 active wells. Working with the California Energy Commission, we measured methane (CH4) emissions from 172 actively producing oil wells (219 total observations with 47 repeat measurements) either with or without casingh...
Colin J. Finnegan, Z. Ouyang, Ken Reichl et al.· ACS ES&T Air· 0 citations
Commercial kitchens may expose an estimated 15.7 million U.S. workers to elevated air pollution and heat, yet real-world measurements are limited and no prior study has compared commercial kitchens with gas-fired appliances to fully electric ones. We monitored pollutants and temperature in 27 commercial kitchens in Cal...
Y. Kashtan, E. Lebel, Nicole Lucha et al.· Environmental Research Lette...· 0 citations
This study compiles, synthesizes and analyzes existing measurements of methane emissions from residential postmeter natural gas infrastructure, including (1) all infrastructure within a home under quiescent conditions, (2) pilot lights as discrete sources, (3) sustained combustion of main appliance burners, and (4) t...
Bijay Sharma, W. Chan, W. Delp et al.· ACS ES&T Air· 0 citations
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