Author: Methane Action

News Release  For immediate release  Contacts: In Bonn: Paul Boëffard, paul.boeffard@leave-it-in-the-ground.org, +33 6 87 57 78 19 In New York:  Stephen Kent, skent@kentcom.com, +1 914 589 5988 In Los Angeles:  Alice McGown, alice.mcgown@leave-it-in-the-ground.org, +1 936 615 3380 Global Campaign to “Pull the Methane Emergency Brake” Launched at Bonn Climate Summit  [Bonn, Germany — June 16, 2025] At a press conference today at […]

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As important as decarbonization will be post-2050, it is essential to couple it with a strategy to immediately cut methane and the other short-lived super climate pollutants, as this can avoid four times more warming at mid-century than decarbonization alone can…. 40 to 50 percent of methane emissions are from natural sources, including tropical wetlands, peatlands and Arctic […]

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Source:  Methane Action www.methaneaction.org NEWS RELEASE For immediate release Contact:  Stephen Kent, skent@kentcom.com +1 914 589 5988 At the COP27 Climate Summit Expert Sources Offer Intel And Interviews on Addressing the Methane Emergency [Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt – November 9, 2022] Leading experts on methane issues who are attending the COP27 climate summit can offer intelligence, insights, and on-the-ground interviews on […]

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In addition to climate reparations, the developed world also needs to put resources into climate restoration, so loss and damage don’t keep compounding beyond all possible compensation. Methane should be a primary focus of that effort. Given its outsized warming effect and its skyrocketing accumulation in the atmosphere, it’s the most powerful lever we have […]

Read More… from In The Hill: Climate Week congregants should address methane

If the warming Earth is already starting to release more methane, then this vicious cycle — in which warming triggers more warming — could become self-perpetuating. Although that moment could still be decades in the future, once that tipping point is reached, it will be very hard to reverse. Anticipating this, some groups are starting […]

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