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NURP, DOE, and MMS Coordinate to Fund Methane Hydrate Seafloor Observatory
NURP, DOE, and MMS Coordinate to Fund Methane Hydrate Seafloor Observatory NURP, DOE, and MMS Coordinate to Fund Methane Hydrate Seafloor Observatory This story entered on 14th Sep, 2004 06:44:28 AM PST ... for 2005 with completion in 2006. NURP supports NOAA's role in gas hydrate research as stated in the Methane Hydrate Research and Development Act of 2000, which calls for NOAA, DOE, and ...
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NIUST Director of Seabed Technology appointed to Methane Hydrate Committee (02/16/04)
Seabed Technology appointed to Methane Hydrate Committee (02/16/04) NIUST Director of Seabed Technology appointed to Methane Hydrate Committee This story entered on 16th Feb, 2004 06: ... , to the Methane Hydrate Advisory Committee. The appointment was made by the Secretary of Energy. The Methane Hydrate Advisory Committee develops recommendations and priorities on methane hydrate research with a ...
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Methane Hydrates - Feb 28 | Energy Bulletin
That is 70x more than the entire U.S. consumption in 1989 in just those two areas. While methane ... 16-year project to siphon gas from methane hydrate, a form of the fuel known as gas ... methane trapped in oxygen and hydrogen, the state-controlled company said in a statement. Japan is accelerating efforts to develop technologies to extract gas from the methane hydrate ...
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GreenHouse Gas Online - Greenhouse Gas News, Research and Resources
The large scale breakdown of methane hydrate deposits ... deposits of methane hydrate underline the need for immediate action on man-made greenhouse gas emissions. Though there is little potential for direct control of methane emission from methane hydrates, ...
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Papers - Methane May 2003
Methane May 2003 Methane Papers May 2003 de Kreij et al. Problematic methanotrophs in greenhouse irrigation Zatsepina and Buffett Methane hydrate nucleation in marine environments Inubushi et al. Seasonal methane flux and land-use in tropical peatlands Huttunen et al. Methane flux in boreal ...
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MBARI - Ocean Chemistry of Greenhouse Gases
Peltzer (2001). Effect of seafloor temperature and pressure variations on methane flux from a gas hydrate layer: Comparison between current and late Paleocene climate conditions. J. ... Hydrate Deposits. American Scientist 89: 244-251. Peltzer, E. T. and P. G. Brewer (2000). Practical physical chemistry and empirical predictions of methane hydrate stability. In: M.D. Max (ed.), Natural Gas Hydrate ...
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MBARI - Ocean Chemistry of Greenhouse Gases
National Meeting in San Francisco, CA. 10-14 December 2001: Dissolution Rates of Synthetic Methane Hydrate and Carbon Dioxide Hydrate in Undersaturated Seawater at 1000m depth. by: G. Rehder, S. H. Kirby, W ...
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Global warming and cooling during the past 400,000 years/TITLE>
Methane Hydrates In deep and cold water, natural gas forms a solid called methane hydrate. Huge quantities of methane hydrate are believed to exist world's oceans. However, no concentrated deposits have ever been found. Research continues but no natural gas is currently produced from methane hydrate ...
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Energy Kids' Page - Offshore Oil and Natural Gas
Once processed, the natural gas from methane hydrates is virtually identical to the natural gas we use at home. Methane hydrates may be a great source of natural gas ... U.S. Department of Energy estimates there to be 200,000 trillion cubic feet of methane hydrate deposits. Last Revised: June 2008 Sources: National Energy Education Development Project, Ocean Energy, 2006-2007 ...
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Energy Consumption, Conservation, and Future Options
Global Change from Hydrogen Fuels Energy from Tides and Underwater Currents Solid Methane on the Ocean Floor Thermohaline Circulation Methane Hydrate for Fuel Global warming is here and we need to do something ...
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