Sam, I missed one of your points, an important one. 'bubbles could form an insulating layer in between an ice-cap and warming water underneath the cap". Ice is warmer than sea water at that interface. An oxygen enriched gaseous layer could help the surface biota thrive under the ice....more methane oxidation!
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