2026-05-30 · percent of anthropogenic methane
Methane leaks from energy, cows, and wetlands
CH₄ warms fast over decades. Fossil fuel operations, livestock, and rice paddies top human-linked sources.
Climate grids hide gigatonnes behind identical squares — the gradient is political once you see the cell count. This grid divides human-linked methane emissions (2026 snapshot) into colored bands — Fossil fuel sector, Agriculture (incl. livestock), and Waste + other — using equal squares so you compare shares, not country size on a map.
1 cell = 0.1 percent of anthropogenic methane (0.1% of human-linked methane emissions) · 1,000 cells
Context
The 2026 figures from IEA methane tracker put Agriculture (incl. livestock) at 40% of human-linked methane emissions and Fossil fuel sector at 35% — about 100 percent of anthropogenic methane in this edition's rounding.
IEA / Climate and Clean Air Coalition methane breakdown, rounded.
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