Coming out of the United Nations climate change conference, methane is in the spotlight. International experts see cutting methane emissions as a key to slowing climate change. A growing fleet of government and commercial satellites are revealing methane leaks around the world. We’ll discuss the importance of these observations and campaigns to monitor methane with experts from NASA, NOAA, Carbon Mapper, GHGSat and MethaneSAT.
January 22 | 1 PM ET
Panelists:
Riley Duren
Carbon Mapper
Dr. Shobha Kondragunta
NOAA
Dr. Andrew Thorpe
NASA JPL, EMIT
Dr. Rob Green
NASA JPL, EMIT
Jean-Francois Gauthier
GHGSat
Dr. Steven Hamburg
MethaneSAT
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