methane
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Record Methane Levels Linked to Microbial Activity, Study Finds
A new study reveals that rising methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas, are driven by microbial activity in cows' stomachs, agricultural fields, and wetlands, potentially triggering a dangerous feedback loop affecting climate change.
Latest Research Articles
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Sea Of Methane Could Generate Warming, Melting Emissions
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Seaweed Red Algae Being Added To Cow Feed Additives To Cut Methane Emission
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Earth’s Climate May Be Undergoing a ‘Termination-Level Transition’ as Methane Rises
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Iceland's Baby Volcano Is Not Calming Yet As It Spews Methane, Tornadoes
Daffodils Eaten By Livestock Could Address Climate Change
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How Methane Produces Cooling Clouds While Still Trapping Significant Amount of Heat
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Paris Agreement Doomed to Fail Due to Agricultural Emissions Alone [Study]
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Baby Kangaroo Feces Could Contribute to an Unusual Solution To Cow-produced Methane
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Greenhouse Gases Carbon Dioxide and Methane Dramatically Increase by 0.6% and 0.5% in 2022 [Study]
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NASA Developed New Tool Spotting Major levels of Methane that Could Limit Global Warming
Understanding Nord Stream Methane Leaks: Environmental Impacts, Action Plans Identified
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How Historical Old Maps, Drawings and Photos Help Researchers Find Methane-leaking Oil Wells