Today, we are releasing a roadmap that analyses emerging livestock enteric methane solutions—like feed additives, genetics, vaccines—and where targeted efforts are needed to scale them: www.sparkclimate.org/article/char...

A limited number of grants are available for modeling teams to support the project.

Express interest to participate and/or for funding by November 30, 2025 (midnight, EST)

Details here:

Press Release: www.sparkclimate.org/article/spar...

Full solicitation: www.sparkclimate.org/funding-oppo...

We will coordinate with scientists from around the world to better represent these feedbacks in climate models—helping to inform the IPCC’s 7th Assessment Report (AR7) and other key processes.

Despite their potential to significantly accelerate warming, these warming-induced emissions are largely absent from climate models, carbon budgets, and global policies.

That makes them a big blind spot in climate science & policy.

As the planet warms, ecosystems like permafrost, wetlands, forests, and soils are expected to release more GHGs—while their capacity to absorb them is weakening.

Researchers, policymakers, and practitioners are invited to register interest by Nov 15, 2025.

Space is limited; accepted participants will be notified of next steps by Dec 1.

🔗Register: www.ccacoalition.org/events/metha...

he conference will bring together scientists, policymakers, and innovators to:

- Highlight advances in methane measurement, monitoring & mitigation

- Identify pathways toward faster methane action

To mark this milestone & chart the next era of progress, we are joining @ec.europa.eu's Joint Research Centre, @envdefensefund.bsky.social, @ccacoalition.bsky.social, IGSD, Global Carbon Project to co-host:
Methane Action for People & Planet
📍 European Joint Research Centre
🗓️ 30 March–2 April 2026

Next year marks 250 years since methane’s discovery—and today, methane action is one of our most powerful tools for protecting both our climate and clean air

Oct 3 | 9–10 AM PT | 12–1 PM ET | 4–5 PM UTC

🔗 Register: zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Cutting methane emissions is still critical—but could bioscience and plants complement mitigation? In our live session, discover the promise, uncertainties, and the highest priority next steps in research for this novel approach.

They’ve built an interactive tool to test impact: enzyme efficiency, plant productivity, deployment scale—all in one model. The webinar, cosponsored by the @ncstate.bsky.social Plant Sciences Initiative, will explore what this could mean and where the uncertainties lie.

Spark-funded researchers Eli Hornstein (Elysia Bio) & Aram Mikaelyan (@ncstate.bsky.social) are investigating whether crops could be harnessed to produce methane monooxygenase (MMO)—an enzyme that breaks down methane—creating a potential new pathway for methane removal

Learn more about our new Warming-Induced Emissions program www.sparkclimate.org/warming-indu...

We’re proud to have a stellar team of Scientists at Spark leading this effort: @benpoulter.bsky.social‬, @drmonteverde.bsky.social & Phil Duffy.

Working with a great team of collaborators: Brian Buma, Sue Natali, & Rob Jackson

Spark Chief Scientist Phil Duffy—who led a major review of the evidence in 2019 while at @woodwellclimate.bsky.social—explains why the science supporting the endangerment finding is clearer now than ever www.sparkclimate.org/article/atte...