This is an optimistic, speculative piece, taken from American Chemical Society material, that admits too little is known and years of research are needed before production could occur. It omits both the high cost of deep water mining of clathrates and the dangers of destabilizing structures containing huge amounts of volatile methane, a gas 20 times more dangerous for atmospheric warming than CO2.

Effectively a press release from a scientific group hosting a symposium, it provides some information on harvesting methane from deep ocean ice chunks. Unfortunately, while the headline mentions that it could be clean and sustainable, it really doesn't explain how. It concludes with a brief explanation of government investigation in this potential fuel source over the last few years, and provides links to related articles. Interesting for a quick read.

A bit weak on the other side of the coin.

An article explaining how to turn Ice into fuel for the short term until a better solution comes along.