Peril and promise: gas from 'killer lake' powers Rwanda
2022-01-20 07:08
Thousands of years of volcanic activity has caused a massive accumulation of methane and carbon dioxide to dissolve in the depths of Kivu -- enough to prove monumentally destructive in the rare event they were released.
If triggered, a so-called limnic erupt…
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