Methane’s Role In Climate Change
Whether natural gas is a savior or destroyer of climate depends on how much is leaking into the atmosphere
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July 7, 2014 Cover
Volume 92, Issue 27
Whether natural gas is a savior or destroyer of climate depends on how much is leaking into the atmosphere
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Whether natural gas is a savior or destroyer of climate depends on how much is leaking into the atmosphere
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New analysis of an unpublished origin-of-life experiment suggests that Stanley Miller may have made simple peptides without ever knowing it