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That would be true if methane had been higher than we thought all along. That's not the case, since it's not hard to measure the methane level. What's happenin
by DennisP 7y ago
That would be true if methane had been higher than we thought all along. That's not the case, since it's not hard to measure the methane level.
What's happening is that the methane level is increasing faster than people expected. It could be from permafrost melting, or leaks from natural gas infrastructure, or various other things.
- saalweachter 7y agoWhich in turn means our models are probably underestimating heating going forward, since the total GHG will be higher in the future than predicted.