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SPECIAL REPORT: Inside Nigeria’s methane problem

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Gas flaring site at Network Exploration & Production Nigeria, Inua Eyet Iko, Ibeno, Akwa Ibom state. (Image: Ini Ekott/Pluboard)

Lax enforcement is undercutting Nigeria’s emissions targets as oil and gas companies continue to flare gas.

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