Turkmenistan has begun addressing some of its enormous methane leaks, a move hailed as a breakthrough in efforts to reduce climate pollution. The country has faced international scrutiny over “mind-boggling” emissions from oil and gas infrastructure, which can release large volumes of methane into the atmosphere. Repairs could significantly cut the leaks if sustained and expanded. The development may also encourage greater transparency and cooperation, while demonstrating the importance of detecting and fixing emissions from energy facilities across the country.
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