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How Do Methane and Hydrogen Sulfide Contribute to Global Warming?
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[QUOTE="moriah, post: 6572676, member: 695351"] [B]TL;DR Summary:[/B] Atmospheric scientists are reporting that methane is the second most prevalent gas trapped in the ozone layer. Methane and hydrogen sulfide are supposed to be heavier then air, thus why they remain in low lying areas. I am to believe that only when they begin to disintegrate, they rise into the atmosphere. So my question is, if these gases are already disintegrated, how can they be so formidable? [/QUOTE]
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