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Sleeping giant' Arctic methane deposits starting to release
Wednesday 28 Oct 20 10:00am
SCIENTISTS have found evidence that frozen methane deposits in the Arctic Ocean – known as the “sleeping giants of the carbon cycle” – have started to be released over a large area of the continental slope off the East Siberian coast, the Guardian reveals.
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