Microbial Methane Generation and Implications for Stability of Shallow Sediments on the Upper Slope, U.S. Atlantic Margin

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RT @FrontEarthSci: New Research: Microbial Methane Generation and Implications for Stability of Shallow Sediments on the Upper Slope, U.S.…

12 Jun 2022

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New Research: Microbial Methane Generation and Implications for Stability of Shallow Sediments on the Upper Slope, U.S. Atlantic Margin: Dissociation of methane hydrates in shallow marine sediments due to increasing global temperatures can… https://t.co/5S

12 Jun 2022

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The results of Olin Carty’s MS thesis have been published. Here we show why glacial cycles can cause submarine slope failures from #gashydrates dissociation. Next we’ll look at specifics on the timescale of glacial cycles! https://t.co/FYoVQ7holC

10 May 2022

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