The Global Methane Budget: 2000–2012
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Makoto Saito | Peter Bergamaschi | Catherine Prigent | Atsushi Takizawa | Philippe Ciais | Christine Wiedinmyer | Paul Steele | Yukio Yoshida | Isobel J. Simpson | Sander Houweling | Shamil Maksyutov | Glen P. Peters | Ronald G. Prinn | Nicolas Viovy | Mihai Alexe | Patrick M. Crill | Philippe Bousquet | David Bastviken | Isamu Morino | Victor Brovkin | Greet Janssens-Maenhout | Jean-Francois Lamarque | Kyle C. McDonald | Josep G. Canadell | Prabir K. Patra | Changhui Peng | Qiuan Zhu | Joe R. Melton | Lena Höglund-Isaksson | David J. Wilton | David J. Beerling | Fortunat Joos | Hanqin Tian | Christian Frankenberg | Edward J. Dlugokencky | Vivek K. Arora | Thomas Kleinen | Shushi Peng | William J. Riley | Debra Wunch | Cyril Crevoisier | Toshinobu Machida | Andy Wiltshire | Heon-Sook Kim | Zhen Zhang | Bowen Zhang | Julia Marshall | Michiel van Weele | Apostolos Voulgarakis | Xiyan Xu | Simona Castaldi | Akihiko Ito | Francesco N. Tubiello | Giuseppe Etiope | Ray F. Weiss | Ray L. Langenfelds | Lori Bruhwiler | Michel Ramonet | Marielle Saunois | V. Brovkin | Shamil Maksyutov | R. Weiss | J. Lamarque | C. Prigent | H. Tian | J. Canadell | R. Jackson | P. Ciais | A. Ito | F. Joos | C. Peng | Bowen Zhang | P. Crill | S. Houweling | C. Frankenberg | D. Wunch | G. Janssens‑Maenhout | E. Dlugokencky | M. Saunois | B. Poulter | P. Bergamaschi | G. Peters | A. Voulgarakis | D. Blake | R. Prinn | P. Krummel | I. Simpson | G. Brailsford | D. Wilton | A. Takizawa | M. Ishizawa | K. McDonald | G. V. D. Werf | N. Viovy | F. Tubiello | S. Peng | Qiu'an Zhu | P. Bousquet | V. Arora | C. Crevoisier | T. Machida | P. Patra | C. Wiedinmyer | M. Ramonet | J. Melton | G. Etiope | R. Langenfelds | Xiyan Xu | D. Beerling | N. Gedney | M. Weele | D. Bastviken | L. Bruhwiler | S. Castaldi | C. Curry | L. Höglund-Isaksson | T. Kleinen | I. Morino | S. O'Doherty | W. Riley | Y. Tohjima | D. Worthy | Y. Yoshida | Zhen Zhang | A. Peregon | M. Alexe | Heon-Sook Kim | R. Locatelli | J. Marshall | F. Parmentier | I. Pison | M. Saito | R. Spahni | P. Steele | A. Wiltshire | R. Schroder | Brett F. Thorton | Donald R. Blake | N. Gedney | Yasunori Tohjima | Simon O'Doherty | Renato Spahni | Paul B. Krummel | I. Pison | Guido R. van der Werf | Charles L. Curry | Ben Poulter | Anna Peregon | Robert B. Jackson | Frans-Jan W. Parmentier | Doug Worthy | Gordon Brailsford | Misa Ishizawa | Robin Locatelli | Ronny Schroder
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