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What potential benefits can methane hydrates have?

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is the gas methae (hydrates)ba potetial energy source?

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There is no direct way that methane hydrates, which are deposited deep under the ocean floor, are a danger for boats.


True or false Methane hydrates form within the ocean and are not expensive to obtain?

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How much methane may be locked up in sediments containg gas hydrates?

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Methane hydrates form within the ocean and are not expensive to obtain?

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How much methane may be locked up sediments containing gas hydrates?

20 quadrillion cubic meters


What is the new energy source found in the ocean that is costly to get?

Ocean Thermal power.Ocean Wave power.


What are the implications of the release of methane gas from Arctic sea?

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