Sebastián Rodríguez
@sebastianrodvar.bsky.social
Investigations & Special Projects Editor at Climate Home News
We found a massive methane leak in the city of Minatitlán, in Mexico’s oil and gas heartland.
Residents and oil workers both said they’ve experienced nausea, headaches and other symptoms during leakage events. They recognise ammonia leaks more easily, because of the particular smell
Residents and oil workers both said they’ve experienced nausea, headaches and other symptoms during leakage events. They recognise ammonia leaks more easily, because of the particular smell
March 3, 2025 at 5:53 PM
We found a massive methane leak in the city of Minatitlán, in Mexico’s oil and gas heartland.
Residents and oil workers both said they’ve experienced nausea, headaches and other symptoms during leakage events. They recognise ammonia leaks more easily, because of the particular smell
Residents and oil workers both said they’ve experienced nausea, headaches and other symptoms during leakage events. They recognise ammonia leaks more easily, because of the particular smell
While Pemex managed to reduce flaring in 2023, gas venting kept growing steadily in part due to constant leaks. Worn out infrastructure and recurrent accidents have originated leaks.
March 3, 2025 at 5:53 PM
While Pemex managed to reduce flaring in 2023, gas venting kept growing steadily in part due to constant leaks. Worn out infrastructure and recurrent accidents have originated leaks.