GHG concentration and emissions vary seasonally and alongside human behaviors in estuaries

2014_NASA_Earth_Observatory_image_of_Pearl_River_Delta

Source: Adam Voiland

A new study suggests that industrial processes can be a major factor in the concentrations of methane and nitrous oxide in the the Pearl River Estuary and possibly other estuarine areas - but there are other influences.

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