We capture concentrated methane emissions from point sources like dairy barns, landfills, and coal mines. Mitigating methane emissions is essential to hitting net-zero targets, but could we capture diluted gasses straight from the atmosphere, too? 

In this episode, Shayle talks to Dr. Gabrielle Dreyfus, Chief Scientist at the Institute For Governance & Sustainable Development, about a National Academy of Sciences report on the unexplored area of methane removal. Gabrielle chaired the committee behind the report. Shayle and Gabrielle cover topics like:

Catalyst: Why are we still flaring gas?

Catalyst: Mitigating enteric methane: tech solutions for solving the cow burp problem

Catalyst: Why methane matters

Latitude Media: A look under the hood of EDF’s methane detection satellite

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