Let's assume a 3
percent leak rate during shale gas production.
Then U.S. shale gas production could account for about 12 percent of the global methane increase over that time (it scales at approximately 4 percent of global increase per 1
percent leak rate).
Not exact matches
Between 2012 and 2013, ConocoPhillips»
leak rate increased by 12
percent, according to ClimateWire's analysis.
He then examined how the world's temperatures would fare if that amount of gas
leaked at
rates of 1
percent every 10, 100, and 1,000 years.
That means the U.S. is likely
leaking 2.25
percent, not 1.5
percent, of all the natural gas used, according to the new study, which helps explain why concentrations measured in the atmosphere keep rising above expected
rates.
Results show the overall 90 - day
rate of anastomotic
leaks was 4.3
percent for all patients (4.8
percent in the NSAID group and 4.2
percent in the non-NSAID group).
Brain research raises the possibility of a very exotic future (this article assumes that such animals wouldn't be vicious or use their new - found smarts to drive other species to extinction) «Liberated» mice from Italian lab now housed in poor conditions Methane
leaks of shale gas may undermine its climate benefits: If methane
leak rates are more than 3
percent of output, fracking of shale gas formations may be boosting greenhouse gas emissions rather than lowering them.
Experts agree that methane
leaked or vented from natural gas operations is a real concern, yet estimated emission
rates vary greatly 3/4 from 1 to 8
percent of total production.
To put that number in context, a recent peer - reviewed study found that methane
leaks from Texas» Barnett Shale, a field that produces 7
percent of the nation's natural gas, had an average
leak rate of 65 tons per hour.
EPA estimates that natural gas systems
leaked about 1.2
percent of the methane that passed through them in 2012, but many recent studies suggest the
rate may be much greater, perhaps 3 to 10
percent.
It certainly doesn't sound that way, given the data released on the San Jose State project: According to reports
leaked to Inside Higher Ed and The Chronicle of Higher Ed, students enrolled in the Udacity classes passed at
rates between 29 and 51
percent, compared to a passing
rate of 74
percent among students in traditional, in - person classes.
Samsung's Galaxy Gear is seeing return
rates above 30 -
percent,
leaked internal documentation suggests, with claims the South Korean company is surveying Best Buy Samsung Experience staff to try to figure out how the smartwatch is falling short.
«The Galaxy Gear attachment
rate within Best Buy is the highest among all channels» according to documents
leaked to Geek, yet «the overall return
rate is trending above 30 -
percent.»