NASA would work with other federal agencies to assess methane detection tools and send Congress a strategy within 18 months after the bill becomes law.
NASA would develop a methane detection strategy and report to Congress within 18 months of enactment. The measure would not give federal agencies additional power to enforce methane rules.
NASA would develop a science-based methane detection strategy with other relevant federal agencies and send Congress a report. The strategy would assess current and future detection tools on the ground, in aircraft, and in space, including tools for large methane releases. The strategy would aim to support research, help outside groups use methane data, and help turn that data into quick action on leaks. The measure would not give federal agencies additional authority to enforce methane rules. NASA would have to complete the strategy and submit its report within 18 months after the bill becomes law.
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