Cornell Gas Study Stirs Heated Debate The New York Times

Cornell Gas Study Stirs Heated Debate The New York Times In suggesting that unconventional natural gas production might be worse for the climate than previously thought, critics say, the authors measured the warming potential of leaked methane over an overly short 20 year time frame. Methane losses stir debate on natural gas. by tom zeller jr. james leynse for the new york times robert howarth, a professor of ecology and environmental biology at cornell university, co authored a study suggesting that unconventional natural gas development is worse than coal for the climate. the natural gas industry begs to differ.

Gas Pipeline Plan Stirs Debate The New York Times Methane losses stir debate on natural gas. by tom zeller jr. april 12, 2011 9:01 am. james leynse for the new york times robert howarth, a professor of ecology and environmental biology at cornell university, co authored a study suggesting that unconventional natural gas development is worse than coal for the climate. Green new deal; wealth taxes. cornell gas study stirs heated debate. april 20, 2011 by james handley. quoted in the new york times,. His work has appeared in the new york times, the guardian, slate, scientific american, the daily mail, and others. learn about our editorial process updated august 20, 2021 08:58pm edt. On october 23, eleven days before the presidential election, manohla dargis, one of the movie critics at the new york times, popped in to the #newsroom feedback channel on the company’s slack to.