Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that significantly impacts climate change. Although it is less abundant in the atmosphere compared to carbon dioxide, methane has a much higher global warming potential, approximately 28-36 times greater over a 100-year period. This means that even relatively small amounts of methane can trap significantly more heat in the atmosphere, accelerating the greenhouse effect and contributing to global temperature rise.
Methane is released from various sources, including livestock digestion, rice paddies, landfills, and the extraction and transport of fossil fuels. Its rapid increase in recent decades has exacerbated climate change, underscoring the need for effective measures to reduce methane emissions alongside carbon dioxide to mitigate global warming.
An important paper on Methane removal was published in 2021 by Robert B. Jackson & al. We’re reviewing it here. Methane poses a major threat due to its high warming...
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An important paper on Methane removal was published in 2021 by Robert B. Jackson & al. We’re reviewing it here. Methane poses a major threat due to its high warming...
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Selecting the right sensors for detecting low concentrations of methane is crucial for the success of your startup focused on reducing methane emissions. The choice of sensors depends on factors...
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