Researchers at Dalhousie University in Canada are using satellite data and AI to track methane emissions from dairy farms, with the goal of setting realistic emission reduction targets. The study identified that methane levels peak during winter and Ontario has the highest concentrations in the country, with the COVID-19 pandemic causing unexpected shifts in emissions. The research also found that implementing policies that support emission mitigation strategies during winter months and focusing on high-emission provinces like Ontario could effectively reduce methane emissions. The study's findings are being shared with the federal government and dairy farming organizations, and the researchers are providing free consulting services for farmers to implement more energy-efficient farming methods and other strategies to reduce emissions.