Methane Hydrate is not a Smoking Gun in the Arctic Ocean

ENN
Aug 22, 2017, 11:03 am75 pts
Clathrate (hydrate) gun hypothesis stirred quite the controversy when it was posed in 2003. It stated that methane hydrates – frozen water cages containing methane gas found below the ocean floor – can melt due to increasing ocean temperatures.

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