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  • Oct 20, 2026, 7:00 AM

    @SkepticalScience
    "Drier soil contains more pores filled with air, allowing atmospheric methane to travel deeper into the ground.
    Once methane enters the soil, microorganisms use it as an energy source, breaking it down in the process. Rising temperatures can slightly accelerate this microbial activity, allowing the organisms to consume methane more quickly."
    Here's to #methanotrophs in drought times - but please don't let anyone trumpet this as a #climateanswer

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