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Tons of Methane Comes from the Ocean's Most Abundant Organism
Massive amounts of methane gas have been coming from the world's oceans, and researchers have finally determined why. Strains of SAR11, the oceans' most abundant organism, can release large amounts of the potent greenhouse gas when starving, according to a recent study.
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