Fugitive methane (CH 4) emissions from landfills are significant global sources of
greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere; thus, reducing them would be a beneficial …

Detecting and quantifying methane emissions is gaining an increasingly vital role in
mitigating emissions for the oil and gas industry through early detection and repair and will …

Landfill methane (CH4) emissions account for~ 10% of all anthropogenic CH4 emissions
globally, amounting to~ 50 Tg per year. The current emission inventories utilize a first-order …

The present key challenges the world is currently facing are the environmental pollution,
climate change and energy crisis. The anthropogenic emissions of carbon dioxide due to …

Abstract Landfill gas often containing 50–60% methane, is generated on waste disposal
sites receiving organic waste. Regulation requires that this gas is managed in order to …

Methane (CH4) is one of the main greenhouse gas for which sources and sinks are poorly
constrained and better capacity of mapping landscape emissions are broadly requested. A …

Methane generation in landfills can be estimated using mathematical models. One of the
most widespread estimation models is that developed by the Intergovernmental Panel on …

To effectively address climate change, aggressive mitigation policies need to be
implemented to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Anthropogenic carbon emissions are …

Urban areas are responsible for a substantial fraction of anthropogenic emissions of
greenhouse gases (GHGs) including methane (CH4), with the second largest anthropogenic …

The current IPCC landfill methane (CH4) methodology excludes critical process drivers now
known to control emissions. These include site-specific (1) operational factors (ie, thickness …