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I think the methane is already there (having been produced a long time ago), just under ground. I could be mistaken. But even then I'm not sure how those algae
by tripzilch 7y ago
I think the methane is already there (having been produced a long time ago), just under ground. I could be mistaken. But even then I'm not sure how those algae would help ...
- jkettmann 7y agoThere seems to be two sources of "frozen" methane. The one you're referring to is on the ground of the oceans kind of trapped in ice. The other one is organic matter inside permafrost on land. When this warms bacteria become active and decompose the organic matter releasing methane. It was only a naive relation I saw between the bacteria inside the cows stomach and the one in the permafrost ;-)
- tripzilch 7y agoTIL, thanks.