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California’s Air Resources Board will begin estimating and reporting methane emissions from dams and reservoirs, responding to a petition by environmental groups. The agency will use methods recommended by the UN IPCC to monitor gases that contribute to climate change, with a focus on methane, which is released as plants decompose underwater. This move marks a significant step in California’s efforts to track climate pollutants, with the goal of reducing methane emissions by 40% below 2013 levels by 2030.
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