Scientists in Japan and the U.S. say they are moving closer to tapping a new source of energy: methane hydrate, a crystalline form of natural gas found in Arctic permafrost and at the bottom of oceans.
http://www.thegwpf.org/scientists-envision-tapping-methane-hydrates-arctic-ocean-floor/
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