Coastal waters: An underestimated source of methane

ScienceDaily
Jan 23, 2025, 4:35 pm137 pts
Shallow coastal waters are hotspots for methane emissions, releasing significant amounts of this potent greenhouse gas into the atmosphere and contributing to global warming. This new research highlights how tides, seasons, and ocean currents strongly influence methane emissions and how tiny microorganisms,…

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