Explanations
Externalities - Why Nobody Knows How Much Methane Is Leaking

23rd March 2023
This Bloomberg clip looks at the notion that natural gas is an environmentally-friendly 'bridge fuel' - however, is this really true?
Well, it depends upon the extent to which methane - please ignore the pronunciation - leaks into the atmosphere. Methane has 80 times the global warming power of carbon dioxide, and this means that might be worse for the environment. Provided that more than 3% of the methane produced leaks into the atmosphere, production of fossil fuels might be cleaner.
And the latest data isn't encouraging. It's well worth watching - and again highlights the fact that an absence of data, and thus a lack of information means that capping methane leaks is a major problem.
You might also like
Growth versus the environment: deforestation
2nd July 2018

Climate Change Policies - Finding the Right Mix
30th April 2012
Economic Development
Study Notes
Economic Growth - Disadvantages
Study Notes

Why it's time for Doughnut Economics
26th December 2014

Why electric cars aren't always greener
26th December 2014

Battling deforestation in Indonesia
26th June 2015

Can environmental assets be stranded?
23rd October 2015