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From: Robert Carnegie <rja.carnegie@gmail.com>
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On 30/10/2024 23:07, Lynn McGuire wrote:
> There are probably more methane leaks from natural seeps in the seabed 
> of the Gulf of Mexico than anywhere else in the planet.  At 2,000 feet 
> below the surface to 10,000 feet below the surface, there is six feet of 
> frozen methane covering the entire Gulf of Mexico seabed.  The frozen 
> methane is constantly sublimating and rising to bubble up into the 
> atmosphere.
> 
> We humans did not cause this, it is nature.  And this phenomena happens 
> all over the planet.  I think that Gulf of Mexico is the worst since the 
> several reservoir pressures peak at 35,000 psia.

And this frozen stuff evaporating isn't anything
to do with the sea getting warmer?