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Topic: Methane

Now, a satellite to monitor culprits releasing harmful methane into the atmosphere

Naureen S. Malik -
Iris — a microwave-sized gadget set to be launched into orbit from French Guiana this weekend— will track methane released from oil and gas wells, coal mines, power plants among others.

Alabama school student names NASA’s first Mars helicopter, a 2-kg, solar-powered craft

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ScientiFix, our weekly feature, offers you a summary of the top global science stories of the week, with links to their sources.

The world has a methane emissions problem and it’s worse than what scientists thought

Eric Roston -
New research suggests fossil-fuel production may be responsible for much more atmospheric methane than scientists previously thought.

New wave of satellites could pinpoint greenhouse gas offenders

Aaron Clark -
More than a dozen govts & firms are planning to launch satellites that measure concentrations of heat-trapping gases such as methane.
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