Transforming Emissions Management with Groundbreaking Methane Mitigation Techniques

 A single methane leak from an abandoned well can release thousands of times more heat-trapping gas than a car running all day. As climate change becomes a central global concern, the role of methane in intensifying this crisis cannot be overstated. Reducing methane emissions is not only vital to slowing global warming but is one of the fastest, most cost-effective ways to make a near-term impact. This article explores how innovation in methane management—specifically through FullTerra Methane Mitigation—is shifting the trajectory of environmental responsibility.



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