Greenhouse Gases in the Southern Ocean: First Evidence of Active Methane Emission at the Antarctic Seafloor XL-Label

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Greenhouse Gases in the Southern Ocean: First Evidence of Active Methane Emission at the Antarctic Seafloor, Cumberland Bay, South Georgia, gas bubble emissions, greenhouse gas, methane, methane seepage, northern shelf of South Georgia

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