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Other Agency Hydrate Links

All of the links below take you to Internet sites outside of the Minerals Management Service. Please see our disclaimer for more information. Exit Disclaimer iconThis close-up photo shows a dense colony of one-to-two inch-long polychaete worms living on and in the surface of the methane hydrate. (Photo credit: Charles Fisher, Penn State)

bullet U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)
 
bullet USGS Fact Sheet
 
bullet Woods Hole Gas Hydrates websites
 
bullet Gas Hydrate: What is it?
 
bullet Natural Gas Hydrates: Vast Resource,
Uncertain Future
 
bullet National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA)
 
bullet NOAA’s Undersea Research Program
 
bullet Department of Energy (DOE)
 
bullet National Methane Hydrate R&D Program
 
bullet Sponsored Methane Hydrate Research cruise
 
bullet Fire in the Ice Newsletter
 
bullet U.S. Department of the Navy
 
bullet Naval Research Lab, Seafloor Sciences Branch
 
bullet Natural History Magazine
 
bullet Gas Trap May 2006
 
bullet Science News
 
bullet Energy on Ice Week of June 25, 2005; Vol. 167, No. 26

Last Updated: 10/12/2010, 10:31 AM Central Time