Methane Emissions Are Still Not Measured Properly, UN Alerts
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Despite advances in the measurement of methane emissions, the world "cannot avoid the worst impacts of warming" without the "complete participation" of oil and gas producers in data collection, warns Martin Krause, director of the climate change division at UNEP. Methane is one of the greenhouse gases and responsible for 30% of global warming, according to scientists. It is much more powerful than CO2, although its survival in the atmosphere is …
Methane emissions of more than half of the world's oil and gas production are not measured "credibly", while methane is a major contributor to global warming Despite progress in the implementation of methane emissions measurements, the world "cannot avoid the worst impacts of global warming" without the "full participation" of petrogas producers in the collection of these data, warns Martin Krause, Director of the Climate Change Division of the …
The methane emissions of more than half of the world's production of gas and oil are not being reliably measured, despite the relevance of this gas to global warming, warned on Thursday (15) the United Nations Environment Programme (Pnuma).
According to the United Nations, emissions of the climate-damaging gas are not being measured correctly in more than 50 percent of global oil and gas production.
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