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Ships trigger high and unexpected emissions of the greenhouse . . . Ship traffic in shallow areas, such as ports, can trigger large methane emissions by just moving through the water The researchers in a study, led by Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, observed twenty times higher methane emissions in the shipping lane compared to nearby undisturbed areas Despite the fact that methane is a greenhouse gas that is 27 times as powerful as carbon
Ships in Shallow Waters Release Hidden Methane Emissions A major study has uncovered an unexpected environmental side effect of global shipping: commercial vessels passing through shallow waters can trigger significant methane emissions Researchers from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden found that ship movements in coastal and port areas release methane at levels up to twenty times higher than in undisturbed zones — a revelation that
Ships moving through shallow water can trigger methane . . . Container and cruise ships triggered the largest and most frequent methane emissions, but the study suggests that ships of all kinds, regardless of their type of engine or size, trigger methane emissions Researchers said they observed emissions that were 20 times higher in the shipping lane than in undisturbed nearby areas
Ships Trigger Hidden Methane Emissions from Seabed Ship traffic in shallow coastal waters generates massive methane emissions simply by moving through the water—a previously unrecognized source of greenhouse gas pollution that could affect global climate calculations
Ships trigger surprising methane emissions in shallow waters A new study reveals that ships moving through shallow waters—especially in ports—can trigger unexpectedly high emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas Researchers led by Chalmers Univers
Ships Unleash Hidden Methane Emissions in Shallow Waters Researchers found that the movement of vessels through shallow waters significantly stirs up methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas In busy shipping lanes, methane emissions were found to be twenty times higher than in nearby undisturbed waters, suggesting that global methane estimates may have been underestimated for years