University of Michigan William Evans / Greenhouse Gases / National University of Mexico / Okayama University / University of Michigan / University of Toyama / /
IndustryTerm
gas contents / carbon dioxide gas / gas removal / gas extraction plant / gas concentration / gas amounts / gas reduction / gas concentrations / gas release / uncontrolled gas release / gas-rich water / energy / gas content / greenhouse gas emissions / disastrous gas release / gas disaster / gas remaining / gas pressures / maximum gas pressures / gas pressure profiles / gas pressure / gas recovery / methane gas / catastrophic gas release / /
NaturalFeature
lake Nyos / Lakes Nyos / lake Monoun / /
Organization
University of Michigan / Ann Arbor / Yoshida Engineering Office / Institute for the Study of Earth / University of Michigan / University of Toyama / Okayama University / Cameroonian government / Japanese government / National University of Mexico / European Union / the University of Michigan / /
Person
Dimitri Rouwet / Gregory Tanyileke / George Kling / Bill Evans / Michel Halbwachs / /
Lakes Nyos and Monoun in Cameroon, which exploded in the mid-1980’s killing about 1800 people, still contain large amounts of