Advancements and opportunities to improve bottom–up estimates of global wetland methane emissions
Qing Zhu(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Meghan Halabisky(University of Washington), Kunxiaojia Yuan(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Benjamin R. K. Runkle(University of Arkansas at Fayetteville), John R. Worden(California Institute of Technology), James D. East(Harvard University), Christian Frankenberg(California Institute of Technology), Fa Li(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Gavin McNicol(University of Illinois Chicago), A. Anthony Bloom(California Institute of Technology), Benjamin Poulter(Climate Central), W. J. Riley(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Min Chen(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Daniel J. Jacob(Harvard University)
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