Methane is among the most potent of the greenhouse gases, which plays a key role in global climate change (Feldman et al., 2018;Kasting & Siefert, 2002). Most methane is naturally produced by methanogenic archaea, such as in marine sediments, cold spring, wetland and lake (Reeburgh, 2007).Most methane produced naturally can be offset by uptake into natural sinks. However, methane produced by human activities can cause the concentration of methane to increase more quickly, and that cannot be offset by sinks. Since 2007, the concentration of methane in Earth's atmosphere has increased by 6.8-10 parts per billion (ppb) per year. By 2020, the concentration of methane in the atmosphere had reached