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Correct, it's not currently widely accepted. In many ways, science is more 'conservative' than so-called 'conservative' political parties, which is probably a
by Diederich 6y ago
Correct, it's not currently widely accepted. In many ways, science is more 'conservative' than so-called 'conservative' political parties, which is probably a good thing.
However, there's a lot of emerging that supports the concept that there will be a large amount of methane release from the arctic over the next few decades. Very large.
If this happens, and I truly hope it does not, then the impact will be enormous and devastating.
While such a release isn't sure, the combination of possibility and impact is more than enough for us to deeply consider it during policy considerations.