Methane Hydrates: Natural Hazard or Natural Resource?

Explore naturally occurring frozen methane deposits under the sea with renowned geochemist Miriam Kastner and discover whether or not they are a hazard to climate change. Series: "Perspectives on Ocean Science" [8/2008] [Science] [Show ID: 14350]

Category:

Education

Tags:

• methane
• hydrates
• geochemistry
• climate

[dhavalkumargupta]

Amaising knowlege shared..Miz Miriam Kastner...impressive..!!

[antred11]

@bass109 Oh go to hell.

[Athenaikos]

Excellent presentation, Miriam!

[bass109]

Jesus is coming soon! repent and prepare for the lord

[shagy2k5]

@reilijs I don't want to see people with boners.

[karenl1234]

wonder how many grants shes been given once again the bottomline is well there's unstable problems and blow out and gulf hmmm... but still theres solar and wind and hydrogen and hemp oil and one does not have to drill nor pollute the enviroment or make massive messes for innocent people to clean up and millions of birds and fish to die from! unreal! 2000 a law was passed to drill and study bp has spend big bucks drilling and studying and we still r not solar, wind etcetc..

[karenl1234]

I posted on my facebook page several articles methane hydrate, the frozen fuel and the ice that burns articles form 08 talking about research bp had been doing in the gulf for these vast methane fields and posible drilling and recovery of please read I believe this drilling has opened up a methane pocket of immense size as to drill for this must be very very deep!

[Xonk61]

and termites make more methane than anything else out there...

[tranquilocito]

@brokendash240 Don`t forget the methane from livestock that triggers a massive release of methan from melting permafrost and desintegrating methane hydrates under the oceans. There is more methane than all oil, gas and coal combined waiting to be released if mankind does not stop this insane livestock production. You cannot save the planet if you ignore this issue.

[brokendash240]

@tranquilocito If you added up all the cow farts for the past 100 years i dont think it would ever even comes close to what a single valcano could vent off during eruption.... which they said was like 5 trillon,trillion tons...