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Fossil Fuel Companies Build Structures To Hide Methane Flaring From Satellites

Fossil Fuel Companies Build Structures To Hide Methane Flaring From Satellites
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Methane emissions from gas flaring being hidden from satellite monitors

Use of enclosed combustors leaves regulators heavily reliant on oil and gas companies’ own flaring data

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Cop28 host UAE breaking its own ban on routine gas flaring, data shows

Exclusive: Fields run by climate summit host have burned gas near daily despite 20-year-old pledge, satellite monitoring reveals

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Nigeria Leads As Global Gas Flaring Drops To Lowest Level Since 2010

Nigeria leads two other countries, Mexico, and the United States to account for most of the decline in global gas flaring in 2022, the World Bank has said.

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Global Gas Flaring Falls to Lowest Level Since 2010

WASHINGTON Progress in reducing gas flaring resumed in 2022, with gas flared worldwide falling by 5 billion cubic meters (bcm) to 139 bcm, its lowest level since 2010, according to new satellite data compiled by the World Bank's Global Gas Flaring

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