EU methane satellites could help push companies to cut emissions

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Brussels is gearing up to use its satellites to spot and track global methane emission hotspots, writes Andrew Warren

'Big Brother is watching you.' The dread phase from George Orwell's classic 1984 is set for once to be rather good news in 2021 … at least so far as the Paris Agreement and the European Union 's ambitious...

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