methane emissions

Study collaborators held a demonstration of how biochar is created. Image by Juan Rodriguez.

Adding biochar to dairy’s manure-composting process reduces methane emissions by 84 percent

Left: methane concentrations measured by Tropomi during 2018-2019 around Buenos Aires, Argentina. Right: zoom-in by GHGSat on April 19th 2021, showing methane plumes from the landfill in the city centre. The wind direction is given by the white arrow. SRON/GHGSat, contains Copernicus Sentinel data (2018–2019), processed by SRON

Methane satellites find landfills that emit tens of tons of methane per hour

Using dirt cheap clay materials to help curb methane emissions

The potential of an overlooked climate change solution

3-NOP is a methane-inhibiting additive for cows if it can be made affordable and the public accepts it

Cutting methane emissions from cows by 25% with 3-NOP

Human-caused emissions of fossil methane much higher than previously estimated

Finding methane leaks quickly with new mobile technologies

Slowing agricultural methane emissions is vital for the ongoing health of the planet and sustaining economies

Boston’s natural gas infrastructure releases high levels of heat-trapping methane