継続的な測定により,風と気温がモンタナ州ケヴィン・サンバーストドームの孤児井戸メタン排出量に影響していることが明らかになりました

Nicholas J Gianoutsos1, Karl B Haase2, Justin E Birdwell1

  • 1U.S. Geological Survey, Central Energy Resources Science Center, Denver, CO, United States of America.

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漏れ中の孤児井戸からのメタン排出量は天候により大きく変動し,風と気温が流れ率に影響します. いくつかの井戸は同期した排出量ピークを示し,温室効果ガスの放出に対する環境の影響を強調した.

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