Tracking U.S. Liquefied Natural Gas Supply Chain Greenhouse Gas Emissions Intensity through Direct Measurements

Yuanrui Zhu; Greg Ross; Jenna Brown; Olga Khaliukova; William Daniels; Jiayang Wang; Selina Roman-White; Fiji George; Daniel Zimmerle; Dorit Hammerling; Arvind Ravikumar

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