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> and it's a very potent greenhouse gas. It is still good to fix if it contributes to a significant amount of warming, but it isn't cumulative like CO2: it eve
by cma 4y ago
> and it's a very potent greenhouse gas.
It is still good to fix if it contributes to a significant amount of warming, but it isn't cumulative like CO2: it eventually degrades in the atmosphere.
- jwilk 4y agoIt degrades to CO₂.
- cma 4y agoA much less potent greenhouse gas, same thing as if it had been burned and not leaked.
- margalabargala 4y ago> it eventually degrades in the atmosphere. ...into CO2