Geology
A Hidden Network Awakens Beneath Antarctic Seas
Bubbles are rising from the seafloor of Antarctica—and they aren’t just any bubbles. They’re plumes of methane, a greenhouse gas with eighty times the warming power of carbon dioxide over twenty years. Scientists thought such “seeps” were rare in the frozen south. But in a series of startling dives and shipboard surveys, researchers have discovered […]
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