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True or false statements about greenhouse gases.

by Huong Vo Thi Kim
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Some companies have developed technology to capture methane from cows and convert it into usable energy.

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The purpose of capturing methane is primarily to reduce methane emissions by banning cattle farming.

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Methane has a lower global warming potential than carbon dioxide.

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Oceans have no capacity to absorb CO2 and produce oxygen.

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NZT stores CO2 by injecting it into ocean sediment rather than beneath the North Sea.

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Scientists are exploring ways to make oceans greener by increasing photosynthesis, which could take in more CO2 and produce more oxygen.

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As the world population grows, demand for beef and dairy products rises, leading to more methane emissions.

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A decreasing world population would increase methane emissions.

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Cows release methane into the atmosphere.

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There are projects like NZT that collect CO2 from industrial areas and transport it to storage sites beneath the North Sea.

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