Oil companies say they're ending routine gas flaring. Satellite data tell a different story.
- This story is part of the Flaring Front Lines project, an investigative collaboration involving The Examination and Bloomberg News.
- Norma Lopez Cadena tries to keep her granddaughters indoors — out of sight from the 65-foot flare burning excess gas from more than a dozen oil wells.
- At night, she says, the flare rattles the house from about 500 feet away and wakes her family.
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- This story is part of the Flaring Front Lines project, an investigative collaboration involving The Examination and Bloomberg News.
- Norma Lopez Cadena tries to keep her granddaughters indoors — out of sight from the 65-foot flare burning excess gas from more than a dozen oil wells.
- At night, she says, the flare rattles the house from about 500 feet away and wakes her family.
Sources: Theexamination