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Climate change could trigger methane release from the deep ocean - Sonnenseite - Ökologische Kommunikation mit Franz Alt

New research has shown that methane trapped under the ocean is vulnerable to climate change and could be released into the ocean. An international team of

United kingdomRichard daviesChristian berndtMorales maquedaHelmholtz centre for ocean research kielNewcastle universityHead of the research unit marine geodynamicsOcean research kielNature geoscienceProfessor dr richard daviesPro vice chancellor globalResearch unit marine geodynamics

Warming oceans could thaw trapped fire-ice

Past warming periods may have released trapped methane—a potent greenhouse gas.

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Climate change could melt frozen methane from deep ocean waters, find researchers

Climate change could melt frozen methane from deep ocean waters, find researchers
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Study reveals deep ocean methane release linked to climate change

Study reveals deep ocean methane release linked to climate change
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Melting fire-ice unleashes deep methane • Earth com

The research reveals that a frozen form of methane trapped deep in the ocean is melting and releasing the potent gas due to climate warming.

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