Arctic Permafrost is Now Releasing More Carbon Than it Stores
The researchers found that the Arctic region has transitioned from a carbon sink to a source of carbon emissions.
The researchers found that the Arctic region has transitioned from a carbon sink to a source of carbon emissions.
Using Banks Island, Canada as a study area, researchers analyzed trends in permafrost thaw and associated landslides.
Using remote sensing, a team of researchers is studying the fragile arctic environments of Northwest Siberia and how resource extraction and a warming climate affect vegetation, permafrost, and energy budgets.