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Methanotrophs already exist in most soils. If we expose them to more methane, will they eat more? A solar powered fan blowing air down a tube that ran along under soil, with lots of small holes along its length - would that reduce the methane in the air?
As a second part to the question, does anyone know an inexpensive way to measure the effect? Sensors that can measure parts per million are only a few dollars, but ones that can detect parts per billion are very expensive. And the air contains only 1 or 2 parts per million. Is there a more basic way?
As a second part to the question, does anyone know an inexpensive way to measure the effect? Sensors that can measure parts per million are only a few dollars, but ones that can detect parts per billion are very expensive. And the air contains only 1 or 2 parts per million. Is there a more basic way?
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