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DeSmogBlog
APRIL 12, 2021
Human activity is driving climate change,” Colm Sweeney, assistant deputy director of the Global Monitoring Lab, a division within NOAA, said in a statement. Globally averaged, monthly mean atmospheric methane abundance. In addition to slowing the rate of warming, cutting methane also reduces negative health impacts. “One
DeSmogBlog
APRIL 12, 2021
Human activity is driving climate change,” Colm Sweeney, assistant deputy director of the Global Monitoring Lab, a division within NOAA, said in a statement. Globally averaged, monthly mean atmospheric methane abundance. In addition to slowing the rate of warming, cutting methane also reduces negative health impacts. “One
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