Scientists Say Methane Release Is Starting in Arctic Ocean. How Concerned Should We Be?

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By Olivia RosaneOct 28, 2020, 7:55 am173 pts
Arctic Ocean sediments are full of frozen gases known as hydrates, and scientists have long been concerned about what will happen when and if the climate crisis induces them to thaw. That is because one of them is methane, a greenhouse gas that has 80 times the warming impact of carbon dioxide over a 20 year…

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Scientists Say Methane Release Is Starting in Arctic Ocean. How Concerned Should We Be?

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