Climate Change Shown to Cause Methane Release From the Deep Ocean

ENN
Dec 7, 2023, 4:50 pm166 pts
New research has shown that fire-ice - frozen methane which is trapped as a solid under our oceans - is vulnerable to melting due to climate change and could be released into the sea.

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Climate Change Shown to Cause Methane Release From the Deep Ocean

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