Will our responses to climate change impacts be really meaningful in the face of the sudden evolution of heretofore-trapped methane locked away in the Siberian permafrost?
I am really concerned that we are more worried about the lifting of the volcanic dome in Yellowstone National Park and the release of a thermal event the likes of which contemporaneous humans have never seen, or experienced, against the life-ending increase of methane into the atmosphere from Russia.
Will our responses to climate change impacts be really meaningful in the face of the sudden evolution of heretofore-trapped methane locked away in the Siberian permafrost?
I am really concerned that we are more worried about the lifting of the volcanic dome in Yellowstone National Park and the release of a thermal event the likes of which contemporaneous humans have never seen, or experienced, against the life-ending increase of methane into the atmosphere from Russia.
Where do we draw the line?