Environment
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Worldwide Methane Emissions Reach Record-High Due to Fossil Fuels and Certain Farming
Methane emissions worldwide have reached record high levels due to continued production of gas and oil, coal mining, landfills, and sheep and cattle farming. These are the factors driving the rise in emissions.
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