University of Wyoming researchers use special equipment and a mobile laboratory to measure methane emissions coming from oil and gas facilities
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How we use this powerful approach: Our scientists lead large-scale collaborations with university and industry partners to guide our work, building on the legacy of the scientists who founded EDF more than 50 years ago. Whether we’re mapping climate pollution from space or cutting air pollution on the ground, science drives all we do.

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Scientists don’t always understand how to get people to act on their data. That’s where EDF has proven to be superb.

Daniel McCleese

Chair, MethaneSAT Science Advisory Group

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