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Methane is responsible for 30% of global warming – so why is the EU trying to delay rules to cut it?

By Ruth Wright · Oct 1, 2026, 12:02 AM CDT

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“Methane is the quickest brake we have on warming this decade. Before ministers agree to ease off it, I'd ask them to look very carefully at what it actually costs.”

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