India’s rice fields among World’s biggest methane hotspots
A new Nature Food study has identified India’s paddy fields as among the world’s largest methane hotspots, emitting around 3.9 million tonnes of methane annually. Rising rice cultivation, continuous irrigation and intensive farming practices are driving greenhouse gas emissions higher.
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