CRITICAL THINKING ACTIVITY: THE METHANE CYCLE
organic substrates, oxygen-poor conditions, and moisture. The level of emissions depends upon soil conditions and production practices as well as climate. There are cultivation practices that could possibly be helpful in reducing methane emissions from rice cultivation. Without them, rice production adds between 7.4 Tg per year.
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