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U.S. Methane Emissions from Fossil Fuels at Risk of Worsening in 2022, Extending 2021 Trend

Summary/Abstract

Methane emissions from some of the most prolific U.S. oil, natural gas and coal basins look at risk of significantly increasing in 2022 after bouncing back from Covid lows in 2021, the latest Kayrros basin-level measurements indicate.

Kayrros, U.S. Methane Emissions from Fossil Fuels at Risk of Worsening in 2022, Extending 2021 Trend (2022).

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June 2022
Kayrros
Kayrros
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Global, North America, United States
Source Attribution → National Emissions
Source Attribution → Sectoral Emissions

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