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| − | <h1>Project overview
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| − | Methane is a potent greenhouse gas, and is leaked into the atmosphere at different natural and industrial places. A big part of the industrial methane emission is in the agricultural sector in places like
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| − | <span> Bacteria in the rumen of cows and other cattle produce methane. </span> </a>
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| − | <span> Bacteria in the soil that produce methane). </span> </a>
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| − | (rice fields). Natural methane emission places are for example
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