... great image
... this June while in Norway.. we'll be fairly close to this lake, but probably will not get the chance to visit.. (Kristiansund is one of our port stops)
Ice bubbles in Selbusjø, a lake in Norway
When lake water freezes quickly, it can trap bubbles below the surface. These bubbles, in Selbusjø, a lake in central Norway, were likely formed from methane. Decaying organic matter at the bottom of the lake is eaten by bacteria, which in turn pump out methane gas. If conditions are right, the methane bubbles are captured as the water freezes around them.
Looks pretty this image.. but methane being released in enormous quantities world over is a HUGE issue affecting our ultimate survival.
"... alarming news .. Arctic permafrost holds 30% or more of all the carbon stored in soils worldwide. In reality, the Arctic sea ice is continuing to retreat at a rapid pace...
...the East Siberian Arctic Shelf as a key reservoir of Arctic methane encompassing more than 2 million square kilometers of seafloor in the Arctic Ocean... and is more than three times as large as the nearby Siberian wetlands that was previously considered the primary Northern Hemisphere source of atmospheric methane...
the permafrost under the East Siberian Arctic Shelf, long thought to be an impermeable barrier sealing in methane, is perforated and starting to leak large amounts of methane into the atmosphere...
..he current average methane concentrations in the Arctic is about 1.85 parts per million, the highest in 400,000 years.”
..it's important you read the full article.. we are in a very precarious point in history.. what we don't do now will have extremely harsh consequences in our very immediate future..
Arctic Methane Release and Global Warming
... and you don’t have to look 85 years into the future to see what a sinking world looks like...
...it's happening NOW !!...
Rising Sea Levels Are Already Making Miami’s Floods Worse
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The image is of a sculpture by street artist Isaac Cordal, which has been dubbed
"Politicians Debating Global Warming."














