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| This map shows anomalous U.S. methane emissions (or how much the emissions differ from average background concentrations) for 2003 to 2009, as measured by the European Space Agency's SCIAMACHY instrument. © NASA /J PL-Caltech / University of Michigan |
Study says 10% of methane sources in Four Corners region of US contribute 1/2 the emissions: https://t.co/wor4GevaOSpic.twitter.com/qy98EJKVQi— NASA (@NASA) August 15, 2016
#Methane hot spot over Southwestern US is mostly from natural gas production leaks, NASA study finds. https://t.co/VnzHNaVgDl— Dan Elliott (@DanElliottAP) August 15, 2016
Methane leaks undermine climate benefits of natural gas. Eerie @Earthworks videos illustrate https://t.co/IN69hSTR5opic.twitter.com/2uMjdTcXyD— Frontier Group (@FrontierGroupUS) August 15, 2016
North Dakota pipeline leaks crude oil, 3mn gallons of #fracking byproduct http://t.co/5so0d1brmTpic.twitter.com/os4gDHuXnF— RT America (@RT_America) January 23, 2015Read Entire Article »