The Age - "historic" methane rise due to climate change

Apologies for yet another Age story, but they just don't give up!

Atmospheric concentrations of methane, "a greenhouse gas more than 20 times more potent than carbon dioxide", have risen for the first time in eight years, prompting concern about the pace of climate change.
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CSIRO senior climate scientist Paul Fraser said the data was in line with predictions that rapid melting of Arctic ice would create natural wetlands, one of the most common methane emitters. "This is not good news for global warming," he said.

That would be the "global warming" that has run amok since 2001? And, as any fule kno, the Arctic ice recovery is over 30% faster than last year...

Tom Nelson sums up the response we should all adopt:

Would it be prudent to run for the hills every time methane rises by 10 parts per billion (with a "b)?

Read it here.