Satellite Tracking Greenhouse Gas Emissions Lost in Space, Deep Sea Creatures Combat Global Warming, and California's Stalled Climate Legislation

Last week, an $88 million pollution-tracking satellite, MethaneSat, intended to monitor greenhouse gas emissions from oil and gas production, has gone missing. This unfortunate event could hinder global efforts to track and manage potent greenhouse gas emissions. This loss underlines the critical need for reliable technology to monitor and mitigate harmful emissions, highlighting the urgency of adopting alternative methods to track greenhouse gases.