A new large-scale analysis of methane emissions along Washington’s coast finds more than 1,700 bubble plumes. Researchers conclude that these gas emissions are in fact a long-lived natural feature resulting from compression forces related to plate tectonics, and are not related to global warming.

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A new large-scale analysis of methane emissions along Washington’s coast finds more than 1,700 bubble plumes. Researchers conclude that these gas emissions are in fact a long-lived natural feature resulting from compression forces related to plate tectonics, and are not related to global warming.