EPA to help lower methane emissions

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Transitional and developing countries to get $7m grant

The EPA is looking to remove methane emissions in agriculture The Environmental Protection Agency has earmarked $7m (£4.7m) in grant funding for projects that can reduce methane emissions in transitional...

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