Which gas, produced by anaerobic bacteria in waterlogged soils, gives marshes their characteristic bubbling and was historically called 'marsh gas'?
Across the wetlands of the Norfolk Broads and Scottish peat bogs, a colourless, odourless gas slowly bubbles up from decomposing organic matter. It has a long history in British science, having been first identified in the 18th century.
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