African Wetlands a Major Source of Methane Emissions, Study Finds

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By Jordan DavidsonDec 13, 2019, 11:12 am190 pts
Methane emissions are a far more powerful greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide – about 28 times more powerful. And they have been rising steadily since 2007. Now, a new study has pinpointed the African tropics as a hot spot responsible for one-third of the global methane surge, as Newsweek reported. None…

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