i am no geologist, but thought i share a thought i just had with you, maybe someone with more experts knowledge can share a thought on this?

we all know about the LA sinkhole in assumption parish and that it is bubbling.
due to this sinkhole, most of us here know about lake peigneur in LA, who is an old kind of sinkhole-event gone wrong. as posted in another thread today, this lake is bubbling now, too.
some days ago, there was a thread about a gas leak somewhere near macondo well where the deepwater horizon incident happened in the gulf of mexico.

assuming all these happenings are connected deeply underground,
and knowing that bubbling gas is methan in all of those places,
i wonder where it comes from and why it is coming to surface _now_ .

so now my theory:
this is formerly frozen methanhydrate warming up due to rising volcanic activity in the ground, now being methane gas and leaking all up the easiest way.
now look up these locations on a map;
if they are connected deep down in the ground.. this must be massive magma moving around down there to warm all this methanhydrate...


any thoughts?