Seafloor microbes hoover up methane, keeping global warming in check

Mongabay
Jul 8, 2021, 10:42 am151 pts
Jeffrey Marlow says we should be thinking more about microbes — those teensy, tiny organisms that inhabit just about every part of the biosphere, but are only visible under the lens of a microscope. “Microbes really matter in the environment,” Marlow, an assistant professor of biology at Boston…

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