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Landfills naturally produce a substance called biogas as part of the process of breaking down the organic material. Read more

As waste decomposes in a landfill, gases such as methane and carbon dioxide are produced. Learn more about why this happens and what can be done here.

Not only is methane monitoring important for environmental reasons, there are also important health and safety considerations. Find out more.

Regular monitoring must take a high priority at the landfill. Find out more about Landfill gas monitoring.

Landfills produce gases as the organic contents present at the site decompose. Find out more

Landfill sites are responsible for releasing greenhouse gases such as methane. Learn about how these surface emissions are monitored and measured here.

Natural sources of methane are numerous, and many do not pose an environmental risk while they remain undisturbed. Read more.

There are several different sources of methane that contribute to climate change. In this article we look at specifically the main sources of man-made methane.

Methane gas analysers and gas detectors and monitoring equipment play a vital role in the environments that such gases are used. Read more