NASA programme which cost $10 million per year to track carbon and met – InterviewSolution

1.	NASA programme which cost $10 million per year to track carbon and methane that was cancelled on 10th May 2018. The name of the program is;
Answer» The Carbon Monitoring System (CMS) programme tracked sources and sinks for carbon and developed high-resolution models of earth's flows of carbon. NASA said that, United States has cancelled the CMS project due to budget constraints and higher priorities within the science budget.

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