Making Invisible Fracking Air Pollution Visible

Regulators use a specially-tuned infrared camera to detect air pollution "leaks" from fracking-related facilities in our communities. But not often enough. And when they do find leaks, they don't do enough about it.

This is pollution the oil and gas industry doesn't want you to see: climate-killing methane (87x more powerful than carbon dioxide) and carcinogenic volatile organic compounds like benzene.

Earthworks wants you to see if there is fracking air pollution in your community. And what you can do about it if there is.

Please join us for a webinar where you can find out how to reveal fracking air pollution in your community, and -- even before we move to a completely fossil fuel free economy -- how you can help make this pollution go away.

RSVP for the one-hour webinar on October 30th at 2pm eastern/11am pacific for a chance to:

+ Find out how to bring Earthworks' FLIR (Forward Looking InfraRed) GF320 camera to your community

+ Hear from Texas Sharon Wilson about how these infrared cameras work and the pollution they show.

+ Learn about the EPA's proposed rule to cut this pollution, and how we need to strengthen it.

+ Q&A re infrared camera technology & EPA's proposal with experts from the Clean Air Task Force and Earthworks.