Only 13% of global methane gas emissions are regulated

Methane, a greenhouse gas 80 times more harmful than carbon dioxide, goes unnoticed by politicians and governments. According to a study by Queen Mary University of London, only 13% of global emissions of this gas are regulated.

Given these data, the authors of the study, whose conclusions have been published this Friday in the journal ‘One Earth’, ask policy makers to take seriously this serious problem and regulate the levels of methane that feed global warming.

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