Invisible to the naked eye and completely odorless, a silent agent is steadily driving up global temperatures. Capable of trapping nearly 80 times as much heat as carbon dioxide, it accounts for roughly 30 percent of current global warming. Over the years, it has emerged as a primary driver of climate change. Often referred to as an invisible poison, this gas is methane. Lately, satellite imagery has revealed vast plumes of methane escaping into the atmosphere across multiple regions of the glob...