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"Exploring the seabed and discovering new methane insights is like finding hidden treasures," said expedition leader Stefan Buenz.

Forty percent of Americans don't believe that eating less red meat would lower carbon emissions, according to a poll for Newsweek.

In a surreal moment of television, Tucker Carlson asked a Tennessee farmer to fit one of her cows with what was supposed to be a methane-catching face mask.

The methane bubbles were pictured rising from the deepest lake on earth.

"Everything about billionaires is damaging to the environment," Beatriz Barros, an environmental justice researcher at Indiana University, told Newsweek.

Researchers have found huge swathes of infrastructure across the 970,000 square mile area will be at risk by 2050.

"How much methane will be vented from the Nord Steam 2 pipeline leak? Spoiler alert... It's probably a sh** load," says an energy strategist.

These lakes form because warm temperatures in the Arctic are melting the permafrost.

To help the country's future food security, Biden has said the U.S. government will invest in "cultivating alternative food sources" and other biotechnologies.

Scientists say the rapid rise in atmospheric methane has significant implications because it is a potent greenhouse gas and can contribute to global warming.

Bovine burps give off enormous amounts of the greenhouse gas methane every year, prompting environmental concern.

"We are standing at the threshold," Katey Walter Anthony, who has spent her career understanding methane emissions, told Newsweek.

NOAA report finds 2021 had the biggest annual increase in atmospheric methane levels since records began.

Methane—the greenhouse gas burped out by cows—could be a sign of life on other planets for scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope.

Beavers are significantly impacting the landscape and releasing greenhouse gasses through their pond-building activities.

BMW is expanding its partnership with CalBio, a company that utilizes dairy farm technology to convert methane into clean energy.

Six out of the 10 biggest methane-emitting countries have vowed to reduce the greenhouse gas.

The American Exploration & Production Council said new regulations curbing methane could raise compliance costs. It also took aim at a proposed methane tax.

Dozens of countries have now promised to slash emissions of methane, a highly polluting greenhouse gas.

Glassblowing businesses in Italy are trying to recover after the pandemic shutdowns as prices surged for methane, which powers the ovens.

Officials in central China have ruled out a natural gas leak, with inspectors suspecting a sewer gas explosion instead.

A scientist studying the crater in the remote Yamal peninsula also said it has just a few years to "live."

The crater is believed to have formed through an explosion after a build-up of methane underground.

Studies show emissions have risen by almost 10 percent in the last 20 years.

Researchers had previously found evidence of over 100 craters lining the floor of the Barents Sea.

Scientists from Denmark were studying a king penguin colony to assess its impact on greenhouse gas emissions.

Bacteria that consume methane were found to burrow into the worms' skin, allowing them to get nutrients from the greenhouse gas.

Researchers found these regions of the eastern Arctic Ocean are relatively rare, which is "good news" for the climate.

The next decades, partly as a result of our inaction over the past ones, are crucial to mitigate climate warming. It is time to embrace innovative and proactive new experiments.

A method of extracting methane recently described in Scientific Reports could turn permafrost hydrate reservoirs into carbon sinks.