Our CEO sat down with The Conversation U.S. to share how #satellites are key tools in our mitigation toolbox. #Methane has a big impact on #climate warming. But thanks to certain remote sensing technologies, we’re able to detect it and pinpoint super-emitters.
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On #EarthDay24 and every day, we're committed to make super emitters of #methane and #CO2 visible and actionable. By addressing the facilities that can have an outsized impact on global warming, we can help secure the health of our planet. 🌎🛰️

With #EarthDay right around the corner, conversations about #ClimateTech and #EmissionsData are especially relevant. 🌎 Our COO Judy Lai-Norling is speaking at an AI LA panel tomorrow on technology, AI and climate #impact 🎟️ Details ⬇️ lu.ma/earthsummit?ut…

An op-ed from Gina McCarthy, the first White House national climate adviser and former administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, highlights the need for improved monitoring and management solutions for methane emissions at landfills.🗑️⬇️

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🗑 Landfills are a menace to our climate—belching far more of the super-pollutant methane than previously known.

@CarbonMapper proved it with data now in Science Magazine + covered by The New York Times: nytimes.com/2024/03/28/cli…

The global threat is clear—but so are the local solutions.

Catch our partners RMI Emissions Transparency @NexisMediaNews on Peril & Promise PBS to learn more about how tech is shedding light on #methane leaks & driving on-the-ground action to ⬇️ #emissions and ⬆️ awareness on their risks. ➡️ to.pbs.org/3xqtJvw

We're at #SEJ2024 in Philadelphia! Looking forward to connecting with journalists on the leading edge of covering #climate and #environment .

At the conference? Say👋to Kelly Vaughn or Kenzie Huffman if you see them on the ground.

Thanks to hosts Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ)!

Are you curious why we need methane sensors in space, how satellites see emissions, or how observational data can be used? RMI has you covered with Methane Satellites 101: an overview of the growing ecosystem of methane-sensing satellites 🛰️ ➡️ bit.ly/43OkwcE

Point source #methane emissions at #landfills are often more prevalent & persistent than those from oil & gas. A new study in Science Magazine by Carbon Mapper highlights the opportunity landfills offer for methane mitigation. More here from CNN ➡️ bit.ly/4akFMcq

A new survey finds that U.S. open landfills are emitting significant amounts of methane, one of the most important greenhouse gases causing global #ClimateChange .

Read more about the findings in Science: scim.ag/6oL

In a The New York Times article by Hiroko Tabuchi on landfill emissions, Carbon Mapper’s Riley Duren and Dr. Dan Cusworth talk about methane emissions leaking from a “garbage lasagna” of buried trash & other methane hot spots at landfills. Read the full story ➡️ nyti.ms/3J0dA2u

Methane spewing from major US landfills is on average 40% greater than reported, according to a new study trib.al/FdW28SR