According to a study by the University of Colorado at Boulder, microbes are now the primary driver of methane emissions. The study has provided that the recent global surge in methane emissions is heavily driven by microbes in the environment rather than by fossil fuels. While scientists suspect natural sources like wetlands or anthropogenic sources like waste and agriculture for these emissions, they are still unclear about the exact heads.
Microbes have more methane footprints than fossil fuels
Microbes in the environment are causing surges in methane emissions
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