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Icy fuel
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Issue Date: Nov 30, 1995
Ice that burns
could provide
immense energy A!
future, if only
scientists co
figure out how to g
ground. Gas
hydrate, mainly fro
methane, may
contain twicel
much energy as all
fossil fuels P
together. But it
exists several hundred metres below
the f1
and fizzes away
when brought
the surface, said a
panel of expe
at a meeting of the
Ameri:3
Association for the
Advancement
of Science (Earth,
June 1994dw
Harvesting gas
hydrate also raises
concerns about how
the methaned
released into the
atmosphere, might contribute to the greenhouse effect.
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