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The atmospheric methane sink.

D. E. Shallcross, M. A. K. Khalil, C. L. Butenhoff

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This paper discusses several potential reasons why methane trends have been fluctuating in recent years. Topics covered include: the removal of methane from the atmosphere; and the trends in atmospheric methane sinks.

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This paper discusses several potential reasons why methane trends have been fluctuating in recent years. Topics covered include: the removal of methane from the atmosphere; and the trends in atmospheric methane sinks.

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This paper discusses several potential reasons why methane trends have been fluctuating in recent years. Topics covered include: the removal of methane from the atmosphere; and the trends in atmospheric methane sinks.

Key concepts: Atmospheric methane, Methane, Sink (geography), Methane emissions, Environmental science, Atmosphere (unit), Atmospheric sciences, Methane gas

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