Sparrow and Kessler's results on the role of ancient methane sources are consistent with the findings of their Rochester colleague Vasilii Petrenko, an associate professor of earth and environmental sciences, who also
radiocarbon dated methane.
Not exact matches
Using historical aerial photo analysis, soil and
methane sampling, and
radiocarbon dating, the project quantified for the first time the strength of the present - day permafrost carbon feedback to climate warming.
The study used
radiocarbon dating to determine the age of
methane emitted from expansion zones, where Arctic lakes have recently grown to consume and thaw terrestrial permafrost.
The researchers used
radiocarbon dating to fingerprint the origin of
methane from their samples.