The methane containment is important, but not as important as the loss of the economy, and the ability to eat, as our food system will be very limited or nonexistent in the near future. This summer Southern California would be experiencing natural gas shortages that would cause 14 day brown-outs in the electric grid system. How would anyone keep perishable food products, if the power generation system became defunct. Arguing, as to whether, or not the methane containment loss should be on a 64 year schedule, or at 100 year mitigation schedule, is not even worth discussing, if we have no natural gas to run our electrical plants. Since California doesn't use coal fired electrical plants, and hydro powered facilities are limited by the on-going
