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Oil Companies Knew for Decades of Methane's Danger to Planet, Documents Suggest

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By Hiroko Tabuchi Verified
| Breaking One
The oil and gas industry has known for decades that its wells were releasing far more planet-warming methane than companies acknowledged, according to industry documents identified by an environmental group. In a report on the findings released Monday, the Center for Climate Integrity cited, among other examples, a 1979 report commissioned by the research arm of the American Gas Association, an industry group.
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Oil Companies Knew for Decades of Methane's Danger to Planet, Documents Suggest

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By Hiroko Tabuchi Verified
| Breaking One
The oil and gas industry has known for decades that its wells were releasing far more planet-warming methane than companies acknowledged, according to industry documents identified by an environmental group. In a report on the findings released Monday, the Center for Climate Integrity cited, among other examples, a 1979 report commissioned by the research arm of the American Gas Association, an industry group.
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To stay cool, wear flowing robes and throw water around? Yes, says science.

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By Hiroko Tabuchi Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
Long before air conditioning, people around the world came up with ingenious ways to beat the heat. But, really — wear dark, billowing robes? And drink tea? The science can be surprising. As big chunks of the United States and Canada roast through the weekend, some of these ideas might be worth a closer look. In Japan’s sweltering summer months, you might see storekeepers with a bucket of cold water, dousing hot pavement outside their stores.
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