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Australia's methane emissions may be vastly underreported, warns research body

New monitoring tool reveals discrepancies in national inventory

Flames from the chimney of gas station. Photogaph by Martchan.

Flames from the chimney of gas station. Photogaph by Martchan.

Methane emissions in Australia could be over twice the figures quoted by the government in their National Inventory.  That's the conclusion from The Superpower Institute (TSI), which has raised concerns...

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