WMO: Wildfires Shifted Global Methane Chemistry for First Time, Models Miss 20-30% Warming
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Wildfire methane reached global atmospheric scale in 2023 for the first time, WMO Greenhouse Gas Bulletin 2026 reveals. Scientists at New Zealand's Baring Head station detected biomass-burning chemical fingerprint from North America and Amazon megafires thousands of miles away. Parallel 2026 research finds climate models miss 20-30% of warming from natural feedback loops.
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