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Interview with Rosalinda Yatilman, Environment, Program Manager of Climate Change and Emergency Mgmt
Day 1 of Cop 28: Introduction by Mario
In conversation with Barbara Glowacka, DG ENER, European Commission | COP26
Scaling-Up Climate Action on Methane Emissions in Agriculture – A California Perspective | COP26
Ecuador's progress in reducing methane emissions from the oil and gas industry
In conversation with Carroll Muffett, President, Center for International Environmental Law | COP26
In conversation with EPA Principal Deputy Assistant Administrator Joe Goffman | COP26
Reporting on Methane | COP26
The Magnitude of Global Air Pollution and Links to Climate | COP26
The Methane Pledge and Environmental Justice | COP26
Impacts of Methane Emissions on Indigenous Communities in the Arctic Region
Subnational Governments and the Global Methane Pledge | COP26
The Imperative to Reduce Methane Now | COP26
In conversation with Jytte Guteland, Member of the European Parliament | COP26
In conversation with Scott Foster of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe | COP26
Acting on the Global Methane Pledge: Next Steps to Quickly Cut Methane This Decade | COP26
Restoring Atmospheric Methane to Pre-Industrial Levels | COP26
Oil and Gas Exports: A Growing Methane Threat | COP26
How Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Industry Can Help Accomplish the Global Methane Pledge | COP26
Building the Methane Movement | COP26
Meeting the Methane Moment with Equity Through the US Justice40 Initiative | COP26
Tools for Implementation | COP26
Methane Hunting in Europe | COP26
How to Slow Down Climate Change: Cut Methane | Methane Moment at COP26
Methane Hunters: Making the Invisible Visible | COP26
Tracking Methane Progress Through the International Methane Emissions Observatory | COP26
In conversation with Laurent Michel
The Space Race to Save the Climate | COP26
In Conversation with Jason Anderson, ClimateWorks Foundation | COP26
Global Philanthropy: Catalyzing Methane Emissions Reduction for a More Equitable, Sustainable Future
The Need for Speed | COP26
In Conversation with Larry Kramer, President of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation | COP26
In Conversation with California Commissioner Ricardo Lara | COP26
In Conversation with Ryan Panchadsaram, co-author of Speed & Scale | COP26
Methane Leakages from Oil and Gas Across Europe | COP26
The State of Global Methane Emissions | COP26
Methane: The EU´s Perspective
The Methane Removal Imperative | COP26
In Conversation with Antha Williams of Bloomberg Philanthropies | COP26
In Conversation with Chief Sustainability Officer of Petronas Charlotte Wolff-Bye | COP26
In Conversation with Chief Executive Officer of Ecopetrol Felipe Bayón | COP26
Turning Pledges into Action | COP26
In conversation with Tim Gould, Chief Energy Economist, International Energy Agency | COP26
Global Methane Pledge event at COP26 - Livestream
The U.S. Permian Climate Bomb | COP26
In conversation with Diego Mesa, Minister of Mines and Energy, Colombia | COP26
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Why Methane?
To save the planet, we need to reduce short-lived, but potent emissions of methane alongside efforts to decarbonize. Methane (CH4) is a greenhouse gas that traps over 80 times more heat in our atmosphere than carbon dioxide over the first 20 years. Swift action to reduce methane pollution from the world’s major sources is the most immediate way we can slow warming now.
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