Air Monitoring

Our commitment to sustainability and transparency involves providing air quality data and more broadly, public health transparency. We understand the value of providing the public with data to help better understand modern shale gas development. This inspired us to launch our Ambient Air Monitoring Program.

For nearly 10 years, Range has collected and published air quality data through all stages of development, including production. The monitors collect air quality data using strict U.S. EPA protocols, ensuring accuracy and impartiality. The monitors focus on two key indicators of air quality: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and particulate matter (PM 2.5).