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20/04/2015 Deutschlandfunk: Treibhausgas – Neue entdeckte Methanquelle in der Arktis

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  • » Sub seabed reservoirsMethane hydrate and free gas reservoirs
  • » Sub seabedThe role of ice ages for fluid flow and methane hydrate
  • » SeabedMethane release, micro organisms and benthic faunal response
  • » Water ColumnMethane release and gas quantification
  • » Paleo-methane historyNeogene to Pleistocene
  • » Pleistocene to presentMethane, ocean acidification and CO2
  • » AtmosphereMethane emissions from the Arctic Ocean

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