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Context: A new United Nations report has said that human-caused methane emissions must be cut by 45 per cent to avoid the worst effects of climate change.
Key highlights of the UN report
Recommendations given by the report
Three behavioural change could reduce methane emissions by 65–80 million tonnes per year over the next few decades
The most human-caused methane emissions came from three sectors: Fossil fuels, waste and agriculture.
According to the report, up to 80 per cent of measures in the oil and gas industry could be implemented at negative or low cost.
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