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What's That Smell? NASA’s Gas-Sniffing Drone Can Spot Methane Leaks More Accurately Than Previous Instruments
In hopes to improve the safety in the natural gas industry, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has successfully flight-tested a quadcopter equipped with a miniature methane detector.
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Bucket Brigade of Methane Pulses From Titan's South to North Pole?
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Permafrost Gas Release Will Cost $43 Trillion, Scientists Say
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Update on Landfill Regulation: How to Cut Methane's Seep Into Atmosphere
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First Methane Seep Known Near U.S. West Coast: Unique Ecosystem! [VIDEO]
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Manhattan, Boston, Durham, N.C.: Big Differences in Gas Leaks Per Mile
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Coffee Grounds Are Methane Sink?
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Bacteria Could be the Key Defense Against Global Warming
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Aliens In Our Backyards: Earth's Species Shed Light on Extraterrestrial Life Forms
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Methane-Eating Bacteria Might Help Even in Warming Arctic
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Moss Emissions Could Unexpectedly Hasten Global Warming
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