‘Detergent’ molecules may be driving fluctuations in atmospheric methane concentrations

Tuesday, April 18, 2017 - 08:32 in Earth & Climate

During the early 2000s, environmental scientists studying methane emissions noticed something unexpected: the global concentrations of atmospheric methane (CH4)–which had increased for decades, driven by methane emissions from fossil fuels and agriculture–inexplicably leveled off. The ... Read more

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