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A New Global Map Uses a Fleet of Satellites to Catch Methane Leaks From the Energy Sector

GHGSat's satellite constellation mapped methane emissions from 3,114 global energy sites, estimating about 9 million tons released in 2023 to target major emitters.

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When it comes to global warming and greenhouse gases, methane is one of the bad guys. It's the second most important contributor to climate change after carbon dioxide. However, quantifying the exact amount being released has been a matter of guesswork. But now the first-ever global map of methane leaks from industrial sites is giving us detailed information on where this greenhouse gas is escaping, how much is escaping, and how often it occurs.

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Space broke the news in United States on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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