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Originally Posted by Muta
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Again? We talked about this like 2 weeks ago.
The industry uses international standards for emissions measurement. The sniffing plane took 13 measurements over a year and extrapolated based on those measurements.
Measurements are likely not wrong, but emissions are variable day by day. They could've been venting gas for maintenance on a specific day that the plane flew over. This would've been averaged out from the company's daily measurements.
I would recommend that the researchers should take it up with the UN against their methodology and not single out the oilsands.