Methane, the main ingredient in natural gas, is escaping in vast volumes from oil and gas fields in the United States, Russia and other countries. Some companies have found that investments in capt...
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More methane from cow shit than oil and gas....nevermind...im just a silly conspiracy theorist....Ever think about the energy that goes into the slaughter of your mainstream...Wallmart type...ConAgra type beef....I do....it disgusts me...
Great video. I wonder if all of the plumes shown are actually methane gas. Were any tests conducted to determine if these plumes contained methane? I have experience with thermal cams, so I wonder how much is convection of hot air (or steam) and methane. I'm not trying to argue against the video, just want to clarification. Thanks!
Interesting vid, but that ain't methane. You are looking at thermal imagery. Look at :37 that is an engine running and producing heat. The infra-red coming off the engine will have the same characteristics as steam. Also notice that the thermal image is white hot on the engine and black hot on the tanks. A warm tank of water on a cool morning will produce the same effect. I am all for saving the planet, but you need better science than some video of heat.
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