Siberian lakes burp 'time-bomb' greenhouse gas ( discrete methane bubbling trapped in th...)

Siberian lakes burp 'time-bomb' greenhouse gas

discrete methane bubbling trapped in the ice. By placing bubble traps over these spots and under the water the researchers could get daily measurements of the volume of methane released by the bubbles.

Walter will continue her work on methane for her UAF International Polar Year post-doctoral project which will provide the first circumpolar estimate of methane emissions for arctic lakes, linking process-based field surveys with remote sensing analysis.

Source:University of Alaska Fairbanks

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