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I wonder if, when referring to "bubbles", they mean pingos... remember them?
Methane now bubbling from Beaufort Sea
Anomalies caused by ancient event
Updated
A search of the GNS website referred to in the link has some information on the gas hydrate research
What are gas hydrates? <= nice structure and phase diagrams
Energy resource
Useful links
I remember the PLF's - Wayne Madsen turned them into a tinfoil horror story back when that news item came out :-)
I like the NZ diagrams.
I'll just add the link to the USGS stability diagram as it is even clearer.
It's a good thing that these formations are deep and that water has a high heat capacity.... It'll probably take a long time for surface heat to penetrate to that depth... especially if/as(?) the oceans stratify...