Methane Clips: August 25, 2023

 

New Research Reveals Surprising Sources Of Methane Emissions. According to Science Tech Daily, “Freshwater ecosystems are responsible for about half of the world’s methane releases, a potent greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming. A significant portion of this methane is believed to come from rivers and streams, yet there’s a lack of comprehensive data about the global rates and patterns of these emissions. An international team of researchers, including University of Wisconsin–Madison freshwater ecologists, has provided insights into the worldwide rates, tendencies, and causes of methane emissions from flowing waters. Their research, which has been published in the journal Nature, enhances our understanding of methane projections and climate change models. Additionally, their findings highlight potential land-management adjustments and restoration projects that could mitigate the volume of methane entering the atmosphere.” [Science Tech Daily, 8/24/23 (=)]

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