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Fire-Ice Time Bomb Discovered: Climate Change s Deep Ocean Threat

Research indicates that oceanic fire-ice, or frozen methane, is vulnerable to melting from climate change, posing a significant threat of methane release into the atmosphere. An international team of researchers led by Newcastle University found that as frozen methane and ice melts, methane a p

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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

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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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Climate Change Triggers Methane Release From Deep Ocean Hydrate

According to recent studies, the frozen methane known as “fire-ice,” which is locked under the oceans as a solid, is susceptible to melting as a result of climate change and may end up in the ocean.

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