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Satellites can now spot methane leaks in real time – but most go unfixed

Satellites can now spot major methane leaks from space within days. Yet only 13 per cent of those alerts lead to any response from the governments or companies responsible.

Satellites can now spot methane leaks in real time – but most go unfixed
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Satellites can now spot major methane leaks from space within days. Yet only 13 per cent of those alerts lead to any response from the governments or companies responsible.

Original source: UN News
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