Researching Beaufort Sea methane hydrateUSGS and university scientists seek evidence for impact of climate change on known methane hydrate deposits close to coastline Alan Bailey Petroleum News
It has long been known that deposits of methane hydrate, an ice-like substance that traps methane, the primary component of natural gas, lie below the seafloor under the shallow waters of Alaska’s Beaufort Sea. But concerns about the possibility that the warming climate may be causing these hydrates....
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