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Using high frequency observations of δ13C-CH4 and δ2H-CH4 and uncertain regional isotopic signatures to estimate sources of UK methane emissions.

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Title: Using high frequency observations of δ13C-CH4 and δ2H-CH4 and uncertain regional isotopic signatures to estimate sources of UK methane emissions.
Authors: Ramsden, Alice E.1,2 (AUTHOR) alice.ramsden@metoffice.gov.uk, Ganesan, Anita L.1 (AUTHOR), Rigby, Matthew3 (AUTHOR), Rennick, Chris4 (AUTHOR), Arnold, Tim5,6 (AUTHOR), Safi, Emmal4 (AUTHOR), Chung, Edward4 (AUTHOR), Kikaj, Dafina4 (AUTHOR), Yeo, Cameron1,4 (AUTHOR), Lowry, Dave7 (AUTHOR), Levy, Pete8 (AUTHOR), O'Doherty, Simon3 (AUTHOR), Stanley, Kieran M.3 (AUTHOR), Young, Dickon3 (AUTHOR), Pitt, Joe3 (AUTHOR), Martin, Damien9 (AUTHOR), Lopez, Morgan10 (AUTHOR), Ramonet, Michel10 (AUTHOR), Forster, Grant L.11,12 (AUTHOR), Frumau, Arnoud13 (AUTHOR)
Source: Atmospheric Chemistry & Physics. 2026, Issue 15, p11421-11448. 28p.
Database: Environment Complete
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ISSN:16807316
DOI:10.5194/acp-26-11421-2026