Spark is currently supporting research to advance our understanding of natural methane sinks, and study and advance the potential efficacy, safety, and governance of potential atmospheric methane removal approaches.
Assessment of methods to improve the effectiveness of bacteria in bioreactors
Lisa Stein
January 2025
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December 2026
Assessment of the efficiency of a wide range of potential methane oxidizing catalysts
Adam Boies
February 2025
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January 2027
Research to better constrain the fingerprints of different atmospheric methane sinks
James Farquhar
September 2024
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August 2026
Assessment of the viability of detecting methane oxidation from satellites
Jos de Laat
September 2024
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June 2025
Improving our ability to model reactive atmospheric halogens
Hartmut Herrmann
December 2024
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November 2026
Observational study quantifying the effect of mineral dust on methane oxidation
Lucy Carpenter
June 2025
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May 2027
Research quantifying the efficiency of ferric chloride aerosols in oxidizing methane
Mingyi Wang
January 2025
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December 2026
Research characterizing the contribution of methanotrophs on tree surfaces to the global methane budget and investigating potential approaches to enhance that sink
Vincent Gauci, James McDonald, and Yin Chen
October 2024
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March 2026
Research assessing the impacts of climate change and changes to anthropogenic emissions on the hydroxyl radical sink
Arlene Fiore
June 2024
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May 2026
Assessment of potential chlorinated-VOC marker species for studying atmospheric oxidation processes
Jesse Kroll
July 2024
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June 2026
Research enabling plants to remove methane from the atmosphere via genetic engineering
Eli Hornstein
June 2024
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June 2026
Research on advancing our understanding of existing atmospheric oxidation processes hypothesized to be naturally removing more atmospheric methane than previously studied
Matthew Johnson, Thomas Röckmann, Alfonso Saiz-Lopez, Natalie Mahowald, Peter Hess, Maarten van Herpen, Berend van de Kraats
January 2022
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December 2026
Research to advance understanding of the naturally-occurring iron salt aerosol mechanism in the North Atlantic through an aircraft field measurement campaign
John Mak
January 2024
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May 2025
Research to characterize the ability of soil amendments to increase methane removal and lower nitrous oxide emissions, and the effect of these amendments on microbial community activity and composition
Jeremy Semrau and Whendee Silver
September 2023
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April 2024
Research on legal frameworks to facilitate needed methane removal research and any subsequent deployment (if deemed appropriate), while ensuring that it occurs in a safe, responsible, and just manner
Romany Webb
August 2023
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July 2025
Research on advancing our understanding of spatially resolved methane emissions, removals, and impacts
Yangyang Xu
January 2023
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December 2023
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