Ari Phillips

Ari joined Environmental Integrity Project in 2018 after working as an environmental reporter and editor for ClimateProgress, Univision’s Project Earth, and Gizmodo Media’s Earther. He’s also freelanced for a number of outlets. He has masters degrees in journalism and global policy studies from the University of Texas at Austin and a B.A. from UC-Santa Barbara.

Plastics plants dump 1,4-dioxane and other pollutants with no EPA limits

Despite history of pollution violations, fertilizer plant receives taxpayer subsidies to expand

Latest version of energy permitting fast-tracking bill has environmental movement balking

Oil refinery waste is a major source of air and water pollution

Report: Jet biofuel is weighed down by pollution and loopholes

Pipeline supplying new PA plastics plant charged with criminal cover up of spills

Opposition mounts to aging oil & gas pipeline threatening Great Lakes drinking water

EPA’s new rule will slash planet-warming methane emissions from oil and gas industry, but it could be stronger

Biden Administration proposes climate guidelines for billions going into hydrogen power

New Mexico wants to recycle fracking wastewater for clean energy. Who stands to gain?

Biologist encounters oil-spewing pipe while researching biodiversity in the Gulf of Mexico. It’s not an isolated incident.

Major carbon pipeline is cancelled as opposition grows and regulations remain elusive

Chinese ammonia plant in Louisiana could receive U.S. taxpayer subsidies

Factory near Houston would convert garbage into jet fuel. “Green” energy or trash talk?

EPA report: Houston plastics plant at risk of explosion

Biden/McCarthy compromise would approve Mountain Valley Pipeline and limit national environmental reviews

Ammonia fuel sets sail into an ocean of petroleum-based energy

After East Palestine, the slow-moving train wreck of petrochemical pollution deserves more attention nationally

Wave of new oil export terminals looms over Gulf Coast

The other big fossil fuel project the Biden Administration is pushing in Alaska

Direct air carbon capture sets up shop in the oilfields of Texas