Major hydrate GHG release unlikelyA comprehensive review of research publications indicates an absence of evidence for significant methane release into atmosphere ALAN BAILEY Petroleum News
People have speculated that the massive release of methane from methane hydrate deposits under the seafloor, as the Earth’s climate warms, could accelerate the warming process. Methane is a greenhouse gas that is much more potent than carbon dioxide, the bęte noire of the global warming debate. The....
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