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Waiting to act on methane is not an option for Canada

Reducing oil and gas methane emissions is among the fastest and cheapest ways to slow the rate of warming.

Opinion
BY JONATHAN BANKS, JAN GORSKI, TOM GREEN, AND ARI POTTENS
December 15, 2022

Opinion | BY JONATHAN BANKS, JAN GORSKI, TOM GREEN, AND ARI POTTENS | December 15, 2022

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