Oil and gas industry momentum to recover wasted methane could bulletproof some climate-focused efforts to curb its emissions ...

This would-be catastrophe is fire-ice, the oxymoronic compound frozen deep under the ocean floor. As the oceans are warming, fire-ice is slowly melting and emitting the greenhouse gas methane into ...

WASHINGTON (CNN)-- Today's technology could extract enough untapped natural gas, frozen in Alaska's North ... the natural gas hydrates -- essentially methane gas trapped in ice.

So when you stab the frozen surface, it releases pockets of the gas that you can then light up. It may look like a fun party trick but there's more to this effect than meets the eye. Methane isn't ...

Methane is a more powerful greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide ... These include the melting of permafrost, the layer of previously permanently frozen ice within soil in polar and sub-polar regions.

Permafrost, the frozen layer of soil that covers ... with technologies to detect and fix leaks in natural gas infrastructure.

The world's large areas of permafrost (permanently frozen ground ... We now have have methods of rapidly cutting methane for every sector. The oil and gas sector could cut their emissions 40% ...

A frozen lake near Wudaoliang on the Qinghai ... the thawing of lake ice could accelerate the release of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, into the atmosphere. A new study published in Advances ...

While methane is a potent greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming, it also has complex chemical interactions in the atmosphere that can affect ozone levels. Understanding these dual ...

Geology 23, 527-530 (1995). Dickens, G. R., Down the rabbit hole: Toward appropriate discussion of methane release from gas hydrate systems during the Paleocene-Eocene thermal maximum and other ...