#Methane

Matt Goldberg

MattGoldberg100

Do Americans' feelings and associations regarding natural gas depend on what we call it?Natural gas is mostly methane (70-90%). In our new study, we test whether "methane" evokes different feelings/assoc.,

Eric Holthaus

EricHolthaus

Later today, in one of his first acts as President, Biden will sign an executive order: “Protecting Public Health and the Environment and Restoring Science to Tackle the Climate Crisis.”It

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, and is responsible for about a quarter of the warming we have experienced to-date. Reducing methane emissions is an important part of climate mitigation.

Frank Mitloehner

GHGGuru

THREAD:Accounting correctly for methane’s short-lived nature isn’t greenwashing, it’s science. This great paper reinforces what we at @UCDavisCLEAR have been saying – agriculture methane warms differently than fossil CO2. 1/

Jeffrey Williams

GeositeJeff

I have always viewed @Geosite's role with the Energy Industry as solving production problems. Particularly fusing isolated data sets (internal and third party). We have chosen to work with methane

Kees van der Leun

Sustainable2050

We need to get serious about methane leakage. Natural (fossil) gas has lower CO2 emissions per unit of energy than coal, but if a few % of it escapes to

Arvind Ravikumar

arvindpawan1

The IEA has come out with a report on urgently addressing methane emissions.While I applaud the details & strong language in this report, this is nothing new: our paper made

Clean Air Task Force

cleanaircatf

The @UNEP #EmissionsGap Report 2020 is out.The headline: Despite those viral posts about dolphins in Venice, the pandemic did not solve our emissions problem. There's a lot to dive into

Bronwyn Hayward

BMHayward

Mōrena let’s set the record straight I support farming or I wouldn’t have lectured at Lincoln for 10yrs. I’m merely saying many in and out of NZ aren’t as convinced

Earthworks

Earthworks

1/n This story reports on our analysis that compares flares actually seen with @TXRRC's flare permitting database. It shows 75% of observed flares on @TXGLO lands (public lands) are unpermitted.https://twitter.com/Earthworks/status/1356

Frank Mitloehner

GHGGuru

THREAD: Does methane from cattle have the same warming impact as methane from fossil fuels? The answer is NO, but that’s the popular belief. Through science we will #rethinkmethane AND

The Land Desk

jonnypeace

1/n Wow. @JoeBiden had a busy first day. In addition to being inaugurated he also signed a bunch of executive orders, one of which was a mass rollback of the

Andrew Bissell

eLEJOG

“chief executive, Graham Cooley, points out that it is much easier to store molecules such as hydrogen than electrons in batteries.”Is that really true? We ⁦@SunampLtd⁩ were in an ⁦@innovateuk⁩

Sara Place

drsplace

Ruminants, whether wild or domestic, convert (or rather the microbes hanging out in their stomachs do) a fraction of the carbon in into methane (CH4), a gas with a

Juliet Eilperin

eilperin

1/ BREAKING: The Trump administration on Monday rejected setting tougher standards on soot, the nation’s most widespread deadly air pollutant, even as some public health and environmental justice activists had

Robbie Andrew

robbie_andrew

Who would have thought in 2007 to see this now? Some points on the "Oh, but natural gas leaks" response.1. Yes, US natgas suffers significant CH₄ leaks. But in contrast

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