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June 11, 2024 Today on New Security Beat Methane Emissions: Can the United States and China Find Common Ground? By Barry Rabe As relations between the United States and China become increasingly acrimonious, reducing methane emissions from oil and gas operations remains an exceptional arena where respectful engagement between both countries endures.

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