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Recent measurements over the Northern Hemisphere indicate that the long-term decline in the atmospheric burden of ethane (C H ) has ended, and the abundance increased dramatically between 2010 and 2014. The rise in C H atmospheric abundances has been attributed to oil and natural gas extraction in North America. Existing global C H emission inventories are based on outdated activity maps that do not account for current oil and natural gas exploitation regions.
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