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Briefing 003: Mind the Methane Gap

A six-step diagnostic framework for understanding discrepancies between methane inventories and site-level measurements.  Background Source-level inventories, often referred to as “bottom-up inventories” are based on an accounting of emissions attributable to equipment and activities. Scientific measurement studies provide a different perspective, using observations of methane in the atmosphere

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