Scientists may have figured out why a potent greenhouse gas is rising. The answer is scary.
Scientists were baffled — and concerned. Methane is the big question mark hanging over the world’s climate estimates; ...
The world promised to tame methane: Emissions are still rising
Sitting in his cramped office in Paris, Manfredi Caltagirone admits that one of the world's highest-profile efforts to cut ...
World may be merely scratching the surface on the scope of climate-changing methane emissions
The amount of the powerful climate-changing gas methane spilling out of oil and gas equipment, coal mines and landfills ...
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Navajo Nation natural gas waste report
An updated report sheds light on the natural gas wasted on Navajo Nation lands, and offers recommendations for this problem ...
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Trump’s promise to unravel Biden's climate policies could take years to fulfill
The president-elect has pledged to weaken air pollution regulations, reverse efforts to slow climate change and continue to ...
Scientists may have solved the mystery behind a top climate threat
Scientists were baffled - and concerned. Methane is the big question mark hanging over the world’s climate estimates; although it breaks down in the atmosphere much faster than fossil fuels, it is so ...
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Experimental setup simulates Arctic methane explosions
getting closer to predicting methane eruptions from permafrost," says Maxim Zhmaev, an engineer at Skoltech Petroleum and a ...
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New study uncovers major problem with fuel touted as a 'bridge' to cleaner future: 'Substantially worse than coal'
A new study has found that liquefied natural gas — a form of natural gas that has been cooled to a liquid state for shipping ...
It’s a gas, gas, gas: Can bio-methane supplant natural gas in Ireland?
With much of our home heating infrastructure based around gas supply, we need an alternative to the fossil fuel version, and ...
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World may be merely scratching the surface on the scope of climate-changing methane emissions
In many countries, methane, or natural gas, is flared — wasted — rather than captured in pipelines and used to make electricity or cook. That's because operators are after the oil, not the gas ...