Science News - 1 hour ago
Suddenly, as the plane dipped low over some breaks in the sea's ice cover, those instruments detected the unmistakable whiff of methane, the second most important climate-warming gas associated with human activities. “This was unexpected,” says Kort, ...
Siliconrepublic.com - 9 hours ago
Image credit: NASA/JPL NASA scientists at its Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in California are claiming that cracks in frozen parts of the Arctic Ocean's surface could be leading to increased emissions of the greenhouse gas methane, created by living
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