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Methane recovery projects booming worldwide

By: Publication details: oct. 2008Description: 2 p. ; 42-43 In: Petroleum Review 62Summary: Transcripción del resumen del autor. One of the first responses to concerns about climate change involved the search to sequester carbon, a component of the major greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide (CO2). Increasingly, efforts are focusing on how to deal with another greenhouse gas-methane. Although not as prevalent as CO2, methane is at least 21 times more potent as a greenhouse gas. As a result, a sizable industry is developing around methane recovery. The main areas of focus are the tree major sources of methane emissions- livestock, mines and landfills. Mark Rowe reports
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Transcripción del resumen del autor. One of the first responses to concerns about climate change involved the search to sequester carbon, a component of the major greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide (CO2). Increasingly, efforts are focusing on how to deal with another greenhouse gas-methane. Although not as prevalent as CO2, methane is at least 21 times more potent as a greenhouse gas. As a result, a sizable industry is developing around methane recovery. The main areas of focus are the tree major sources of methane emissions- livestock, mines and landfills. Mark Rowe reports

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