Chaco Canyon, a priceless desert park and cultural site, wins reprieve from oil and gas drilling

Friday, February 26, 2021
By | Jake Taber
Content Creator

A one-year pause on drilling isn’t enough — Chaco needs permanent protections, now.

Court strikes down Trump administration's 'Dirty Power Plan'

Thursday, February 4, 2021
By | Jake Taber
Content Creator

Fracking: A community hazard

Monday, December 12, 2016
By | Michael Carter
Digital Campaigner, Stop Drilling Program

Many of fracking’s worst impacts — from air pollution and water contamination to health problems — are felt by nearby communities. That’s why municipalities across the country are taking a stand.

Climate and the environment in tonight's State of the Union

Tuesday, January 12, 2016
By | Margie Alt
Executive Director, Environment America

President Obama has done more than any other president to tackle the threat of global warming, and during his administration we’ve seen huge leaps forward on clean energy.

The truth behind EPA’s misleading fracking conclusion

Wednesday, December 23, 2015
By | Michael Carter
Digital Campaigner, Stop Drilling Program

When the EPA released a report on fracking's impacts on water, the results were just what the industry ordered. But now, the EPA's own science advisory board has called into question these findings, supporting what those who live on fracking's frontlines have known for a long time: fracking threatens our water supply. 

Communities left defenseless against fracking

Friday, September 25, 2015
By | Michael Carter
Digital Campaigner, Stop Drilling Program

The Colorado Supreme Court will soon decide whether communities can ban fracking locally. Since the impacts of fracking -- like air and water pollution -- are felt locally, communities deserve the ability to protect themselves from this harmful process. 

Empowering communities to prevent fracking

Tuesday, September 15, 2015
By | Michael Carter
Digital Campaigner, Stop Drilling Program

From October 3rd to October 5th Stop the Frack Attack will be hosting a convention in Denver, Colorado to bring together community leaders and technical experts who are fighting fracking. This will serve as an important opportunity for communities to exchange strategies and improve their ability to fight dirty drilling. 

Regulating methane doesn’t solve the fracking problem

Friday, August 28, 2015
By | Michael Carter
Digital Campaigner, Stop Drilling Program

The Obama Administration proposed new rules to regulate methane gas from fracking. While this is an important step in addressing the problems with fracking, the process has many other dangerous aspects that are still unresolved. In the end, the only solution to fracking is to stop it altogether.