Study Rules Out Ancient Bursts of Seafloor Methane Emissions

Friday, April 24, 2009 - 08:56 in Earth & Climate

Measurements made from the largest Greenland ice sample ever analyzed have confirmed that an unusual rise in atmospheric methane levels about 12,000 years ago was not the result of a catastrophic release of seafloor “hydrate deposits,” as some scientists had feared.

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