The Carbon Mapper Coalition, backed by philanthropists including Mike Bloomberg, is set to launch the Tanager-1 satellite aboard SpaceX's Transporter-11 mission. This satellite is designed to detect methane leaks from facilities like oil refineries and landfills, providing data aimed at reducing emissions of this potent greenhouse gas, which is over 80 times more effective than CO2 in the short term. Tanager-1 will be part of a broader initiative to monitor up to 90% of global methane emissions, targeting 'super emitters' responsible for significant pollution. The data from this satellite, alongside the upcoming MethaneSAT, is expected to enhance understanding of methane sources, aiding both policymakers and industries in addressing climate challenges. Carbon Mapper Chief Executive Riley Duren emphasized the satellite's potential to transform emissions tracking and accountability. The initiative reflects a growing global focus on improving methane monitoring and management, essential for combating climate change.