NASA-led study resolves conflicting explanations for the recent increase in atmospheric methane after 2006. Concluding that 17 teragrams per year of the increase is due to fossil fuels, another 12 is from wetlands or rice farming, while fires are decreasing by about 4 teragrams per year.

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NASA-led study resolves conflicting explanations for the recent increase in atmospheric methane after 2006. Concluding that 17 teragrams per year of the increase is due to fossil fuels, another 12 is from wetlands or rice farming, while fires are decreasing by about 4 teragrams per year.