Want to go deeper? NASA, First greenhouse gas plumes detected has the full story and the latest updates.
For Further InformationTanager-1 was built by Planet with a NASA JPL-designed imaging spectrometer for the nonprofit Carbon Mapper coalition.
Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech (Carbon Mapper data).
Planet built it with a NASA JPL-designed imaging spectrometer for the nonprofit Carbon Mapper coalition.
A satellite that pinpoints methane and carbon dioxide plumes from individual sources.
First published methane detection September 19, 2024.
Earth orbit; its first published plume was a landfill in Karachi, Pakistan.
Finding single leaks lets operators and regulators fix them fast.
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Tanager-1 was built by Planet with a NASA JPL-designed imaging spectrometer for the nonprofit Carbon Mapper coalition. Its first published methane detection, on September 19, 2024, was a landfill plume in Karachi, Pakistan, with a preliminary estimated rate of 1,200 kg of methane per hour (Carbon Mapper estimate, reported by NASA).
Source: NASA, First greenhouse gas plumes detected
Source: Carbon Mapper, first Tanager-1 detections (company release)
Pinpointing single leaks lets operators and regulators fix them fast, one of the quickest ways to cut warming.
For Further Information: NASA, First greenhouse gas plumes detected
Want to go deeper? NASA, First greenhouse gas plumes detected has the full story and the latest updates.
For Further InformationLinks go straight to the organization. Saving Planets doesn't receive any of the money.