This isn't uplifting, just an opportunity to ignore the inevitable trajectory of water in the Western US - too many straws vying slurping up the same limited water supply

waving my flag of ignorance here what compounds are produced from burning methane? Since methane is a greenhouse gas, is it better to use it as a fuel source than let it be expelled into the atmosphere? (I realize that we don't just have a magic methane capture device for wherever methane is leaking into the atmosphere) but just curious to know if methane is a relatively good fuel source from the non-renewable resource perspective.