Elizabeth Howell

GHGSat seeks methane from space to help Canada tackle global warming

Elizabeth Howell
August 3, 2022

Montreal-based GHGSat's fleet of satellites is tracking industrial methane leaks on Earth to help Canada reduce greenhouse gas emissions and tackle global warming.

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Organizations: Environment and Climate Change Canada, European Space Agency, GHGSat, Government of Canada, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Methane Alliance, NASA, Pembina Institute, and United Nations
People: Eric Choi
Topics: Canada's climate change targets, Canada's contribution to global GHG emissions, Canadian satellite technology, European Space Agency's Earthnet program, global warming, industrial methane emissions, oil and gas industry's methane emissions, Paris Agreement on global warming, and UN climate change conferences

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