Sentences with phrase «falling emissions of methane»

Significantly, that's natural gas production with falling emissions of methane, according to EPA data — thanks to industry investments in advanced technologies that reduce leaks, capture emissions and improve energy efficiency.

Not exact matches

Its emissions of methane between 1990 and 2013 have fallen by 15 percent, according to U.S. EPA, though some studies have suggested that methane inventories may be faulty.

The rate of methane emission fell in all the animals, except for those receiving the placebo.

The latest EPA estimate for methane emissions from shale gas falls within the range of our estimates but not those of Cathles et al, which are substantially lower.

The latest EPA Inventory of Greenhouse Gases found that while natural gas production grew 37 percent from 1990 to 2012, methane emissions from natural gas systems fell 17 percent.

As we've noted before, methane emissions from field production of natural gas are falling — mainly because industry wants to capture as much of the primary component of natural gas as possible, to deliver to customers.

Bottom line: In a period of soaring production, we've had falling methane emissions.

Today — rising natural gas use plays a key role in falling emissions of carbon dioxide — even as levels of methane and ozone decline.

Its emissions of methane between 1990 and 2013 have fallen by 15 percent, according to U.S. EPA, though some studies have suggested that methane inventories may be faulty.

Over the summer and fall of 2006, Vessels monitored the existing air shaft and wells from the old mine to confirm that the mine was a net source of methane emissions to the atmosphere.

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Isakower said at a time when oil and natural gas production has risen dramatically, methane emissions have fallen because of industry leadership, investment in new technologies and incentives to capture as much methane as possible for delivery to consumers:

New data released by EPA shows that methane emissions from oil and natural gas production fell in 2015, marking the fourth straight year of declines and documenting industry efforts to reduce them.

U.S. emissions fell under Barack Obama but are projected to plateau because of Trump's policies, such as reversing Obama's regulations on power plants and methane leaks; today's decision doesn't directly affect those policies.

What's seen here is that while production of natural gas is soaring, methane emissions are falling.

Showing statistics, rate of methane emission, or some other hard measured fact falls short of conveying to people that the death of billions of people is imminent in a historical time frame if not acted upon in the very present day.

Emissions of carbon dioxide rose during 2010 - partially offset by a fall in output of other greenhouse gases such as methane.

The Bureau of Land Management's new methane emissions regulations announced last week fall into that regulatory category.

«Another duplicative rule at a time when methane emissions are falling and on top of an onslaught of other new BLM and EPA regulations could drive more energy production off federal lands.

Methane is the primary component of natural gas, and emissions will continue to fall as operators innovate and find new ways to capture and deliver more of it to meet consumer demands.»