“Orange and yellow pixels flash over American drilling heartlands around the Gulf Coast, New Mexico, and Pennsylvania. Dark red stretches across Middle East and China, while disturbing dots of color pop up around Greenland’s coast. This is the dangerous world of atmospheric methane emissions, one of the most powerful drivers of global warning—and it’s visible to the public for the first time.”
It is only by knowing what’s actually happening on the ground and in our atmosphere, that industry and policymakers can take decisive action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. PULSE by GHGSAT is a unique digital map showing methane (CH4) concentrations in Earth’s atmosphere, that combines data from GHGSAT and multiple sources to quantify methane concentrations worldwide.
