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California to track methane emissions with satellite technology

Summary by Straight Arrow News

Gov. Gavin Newsom is leveraging satellites equipped with sensors to track methane emissions across the state. The initiative supports the broader goals of the "America is All In" coalition. The announcement comes as the Trump administration seeks to roll back environmental protections. California is investing in space-based technology, deploying eight satellites to monitor methane emissions, with one already in place. Full Story California Gov. …

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California to track methane emissions with satellite technology

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Independent Sentinel

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Day 75: 4 Permits Doled Out, But $100M to Detect Methane

Even the wealthy can’t get permits to rebuild their homes, but Gov. Newsom, with a $2 billion deficit in LA alone, has $100 million to blow on satellites to detect methane. It’s all about the failed ideology. All the while, he wants federal taxpayers to pay for the damage from the fires. Day 75: 4 […] The post Day 75: 4 Permits Doled Out, But $100M to Detect Methane appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

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wastedive.com

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California poised to ramp up landfill emissions regulations

The state just announced a new satellite monitoring program, and key officials are lining up in support of a new landfill methane rule. Advocates are eager for that process to start.

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California Accelerates Satellite Project to Monitor Methane Levels

Spurred by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) recent actions to cut environmental regulations, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on March 21 an accelerated plan to launch satellites to track and reduce methane emissions. The move is part of Newsom’s new role as co-chair of America Is All In, a coalition of state and local leaders who vow to cut emissions in half by 2030 and reach net-zero emissions by 2050. California’s plan…

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Ex Terra

California Satellite Data Purchase Contract Awarded

Methane Plume in San Diego County, CaliforniaThe California Air Resource Board’s (CARB) Satellite Data Purchase Program (SDPP) has selected Planet as the primary contractor for a $95 million multi-year contract. The Earth Observation company has also released financial results for the period ending January 31. “Last year was an exciting and transitional year for Planet." Will Marshall, PlanetThe full contract was awarded to Carbon Mapper with Pl…

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