Clean air policies inadvertently boost wetland methane emissions by up to 34m tonnes

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A new study suggests that the decline of global sulphur emissions as the result of clean air policies, coupled with the warming and fertilization effects of carbon dioxide emissions lifts a lid on wetland methane production, resulting in increased emissions.

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