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Methane hydrates warnings ease

Study suggests there's no proof a warming climate will lead to a catastrophic release of methane.

Methane hydrate.

Methane hydrate.

The recent interpretive review of scientific literature completed by the US Geological Survey and the University of Rochester examined the naturally-occurring, ice-like form of methane and water that is...

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