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Why Regulating Methane, Not CO2, Is Key to Climate Policy

April 15, 2023April 15, 2023 Nat M. Zorach 0 Comments agriculture, anthropogenic methane, anthropogenic methane emissions, carbon, carbon dioxide, carbon dioxide emissions, carbon footprint, carbon sequestration, cars, ch4, climate, climate change, climate crisis, climate policy, cows, energy waste reduction, epa, gwp, landfills, methane, methane emissions, methane gas, waste management, wetland carbon sequestration, wetland restoration, wetlands

Carbon dioxide is often the bad guy in the climate change debate. But methane– mostly from anthropogenic sources- is a far more potent greenhouse gas. And, unlike carbon dioxide, methane emissions are virtually all a product of waste (rather than the product of combustion from, say, burning a gas like methane). Reduce waste = reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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