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Outcome evaluation of U.S. Department of State support for the Global Methane Initiative by Nicholas E Burger; Noreen B Clancy; Yashodhara Rana; Rena Rudavsky; Aimee E Curtright; Francisco Perez-Arce; Joanne K Yoong; Environment, Energy, and Economic Development Program (Rand Corporation); Rand Justice, Infrastructure, and Environment (Organization); Rand Corporation.; United States. Department of State is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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Methane Is A Short-lived Greenhouse Gas That Is Released During The Production And Transport Of Coal, Natural Gas, And Oil; The Raising Of Livestock And Other Agricultural Practices; And The Decay Of Organic Waste In Municipal Solid Waste Landfills And Some Wastewater Treatment Systems. Although It Is Short-lived, Methane Has More Than 20 Times The Atmospheric Warming Effect Of Carbon Dioxide. However, It Is A Primary Component Of Natural Gas, So Efforts To Reduce Methane Emissions Can Take Advantage Of Technologies That Capture And Reuse The Gas As A Fuel, Potentially Bringing About Cost-effective Reductions In Emissions. The Global Methane Initiative (gmi) Is A Voluntary International Partnership That Promotes Methane Recovery And Reuse Activities In Developing And Transition Economies. Program Partners And Funders Include National Governments, Private-sector Firms, Development Banks, And Nongovernmental Organizations. As A Founding Member Of The Partnership, The U.s. Government Contributes Funding And Other Types Of Support To Gmi Primarily Through The U.s. Department Of State (specifically, Its Bureau Of Oceans And International Environmental And Scientific Affairs And Its Offi
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- Author
- Nicholas E Burger; Noreen B Clancy; Yashodhara Rana; Rena Rudavsky; Aimee E Curtright; Francisco Perez-Arce; Joanne K Yoong; Environment, Energy, and Economic Development Program (Rand Corporation); Rand Justice, Infrastructure, and Environment (Organization); Rand Corporation.; United States. Department of State
- Publisher
- RAND Environment, Energy and Economic Development Program, 2013
- Published
- 2013
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780833081131
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Social Science, Technology, Social_sciences
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