Net Zero
The Case Against Methane Emissions Keeps Getting Stronger
Scientists argue that climate plans should set out clear targets for all types of greenhouse gases because of how potent they are.
A flare is seen as gas from methane hydrate was produced from drilling in Japan.
Photographer: Bloomberg
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A 30-year-old scientific tool has shaped how governments and companies measure their carbon footprints. But many experts contend that the approach is causing the world to underestimate the impact of methane.