Hi Nathan, et al.,
I found a 'Thinkprogress' blog which may support Nathan's line of thought.
http://thinkprogress.org/climate/2012/01/19/406762/arctic-methane-outgassing-on-the-east-siberian-shelf-primer-interview-dr-natalia-shakhova/?mobile=nc
Reports of extensive areas of methane — a
Hi, Andrew -
Thanks. Virtually all the clustered methane hotspots of ESAS are south of
76 degrees lat, thus in the part of the Laptev that is all ~75ft or less
in depth. That could still, normally, lead to almost total oxidation - but:
what if the critters
have as little health care social
