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Anchor text: Earth
Target Entity: Earth
Preceding Context: Naturally on
Succeeding Context: gas hydrates can be found on the seafloor, in ocean sediments, in deep lake sediments (e.g. Lake Baikal), as well as in the permafrost regions. The amount of methane potentially trapped in natural methane hydrate deposits may be significant (10 15 to 10 17 cubic metres), which makes them of major interest as a potential energy resource. Catastrophic release of methane from the decomposition of such deposits may lead to a global climate change, because CH 4 is more efficient greenhouse gas even than CO 2 (see Atmospheric methane). The fast decomposition of such deposits is considered a geohazard, due to its potential to trigger landslides, earthquakes and tsunamis. However, natural gas hydrates do not contain only methane but also other hydrocarbon gases, as well as H 2 S and CO 2 . Air hydrates are frequently observed in polar ice samples.
Paragraph Title: Natural gas hydrates
Source Page: Clathrate hydrate

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