Gas emissions
According to Canadian researchers, flooded wetlands emit greenhouse gases in large quantities. Worse, their studies have confirmed that the creation of reservoirs in wetlands unleash poisons into the human food supply. Several studies of reservoirs have suggested that they release large quantities of carbon dioxide and methane. But in the existing reservoirs, it has been impossible to quantify the problem because no one knew as to how much gas the land emitted before the reservoir was built. Carol Kelly of the University of Manitoba and her colleagues created an experimental
Related Content
- A comparison of the life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions from combustion and electric heavy-duty vehicles in India
- Global electricity review 2024
- Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding pharmaceutical-induced environmental contamination, 06/05/2024
- Recipe for a livable planet: achieving net zero emissions in the agrifood system
- Climate watch country greenhouse gas emissions data and methodology
- Empowering urban energy transitions: smart cities and smart grids