#methane-emissions

#methane-emissions

Congress rolled back the methane fee, hindering emissions reduction efforts in the oil and gas industry.

Ambitious climate action is necessary, but it must be grounded in pragmatic choices that address real-world issues and align with economic incentives.

California launches satellites to track methane emissions as a challenge to federal climate policy.

Methane emissions require a comprehensive monitoring approach beyond satellite technology alone to ensure environmental policy effectiveness.

The MARS system is essential but faces lack of engagement; only 1% of detected methane plumes have had government or corporate follow-up actions.

Massachusetts' food waste ban effectively reduced waste and methane emissions, unlike similar bans in other states.

The fee on methane emissions is critical for curbing greenhouse gases, with potential repeal threatening climate progress.

New fines for methane emissions from oil and gas companies mark a significant step in U.S. climate policy under the Biden administration.

Controlling methane emissions is critical to managing peak global temperatures in the short term due to its rapid atmospheric decay.

Methane emissions from tropical wetlands are rising rapidly and are a significant concern for climate scientists.

Businesses are pushing to reduce their climate impact while accommodating the growing demand for animal-based protein.

Cattle can play a crucial role in addressing global issues like hunger and climate change through sustainable practices.

The launch of MethaneSAT and Carbon Mapper enhances efforts to monitor and reduce global methane emissions from super-emitters.

Rising methane emissions threaten global climate goals, primarily driven by activities in China and Southeast Asia. Immediate action is crucial.

Food waste is a major environmental issue, costing families money and contributing to greenhouse gas emissions.

30-40% of US food supply is wasted annually, leading to methane emissions while many adults face food insecurity. Food waste apps like Too Good to Go help redistribute surplus food.

Global methane emissions are rapidly increasing and require urgent action to prevent further climate crisis escalation.

Methane emissions are rising rapidly, surpassing expected growth rates and posing a significant threat to global climate goals.

California will receive significant federal funding to address abandoned oil wells, aiming to combat pollution and methane emissions.

Reducing methane emissions is crucial to slowing global warming, with landfills being a significant source.

The California Air Resources Board plays a key role in regulating methane emissions from landfills and can lead the nation in addressing this pollution.