How much methane may be locked up in sediments containing gas hydrates ?

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How much methane may be locked up in sediments containing gas hydrates ?

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20 quadrillion cubic meters

this is a very late answer but i'm sure that it's correct xD

Phihag answered Jan 28, 2017

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