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LOOK: 7,000 Mysterious Methane Bubbles Formed Underground in Siberia Could Explode Anytime
Seemingly harmless jello-like mounds throughout Siberia hide a pocket of methane that could explode at any time.
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Over 50 Trillion Kilograms of Carbon Will Be Released From Soil if Climate Change Doesn't Stop
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Climate Change Breakthrough: Scientists Turn Carbon Dioxide Into Rocks
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Climate Change Update: Expert Says Carbon is an Asset, NOT a Liability
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Trump to Bypass Paris Agreement? UN Chief Hopes US President Understands Climate Change
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Germany to Cut Carbon Emissions by 95% Ahead of Global Climate Summit
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Global Carbon Emissions From Fossil Fuels Remained Relatively Flat for 3 Consecutive Years
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Wastewater Treatment Plants Emit More Greenhouse Gas Than Previously Thought
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Warming Temperature Blamed for Record Low Snowpack Levels in West Coast
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New Climate Model Reveals Methane Did Not Warm Ancient Earth
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Manmade Water Reservoirs Contribute to Global Warming, Produce More Greenhouse Gases than Canada
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