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Hillside with exposed permafrost thaw. Photo by Chris Linder.

Policy Brief
October 12, 2021

Review of permafrost science in IPCC’s AR6 WG1

Arctic

slumping Arctic coastline, photo by Chris Linder

Update
September 29, 2021

New website illustrates changing Arctic landscapes, and impact around the globe

Arctic

exposed permafrost

In The News
August 30, 2021

The major emitter that’s missing from climate negotiations

Read on The Hill Mentions Susan M. Natali, Brendan M. Rogers

Arctic
Carbon

Flux tower at Alaska's Eight Mile Lake. Photo by Dr. Jennifer Watts

In The News
August 11, 2021

How much worse will thawing Arctic permafrost make climate change?

Read on Scientific American Mentions Jennifer D. Watts

Arctic
Carbon

Permafrost in Siberia. Photo by Chris Linder

In The News
August 2, 2021

Geologists identify two methane-emitting strips hundreds of miles long in Siberia

Read on The Washington Post Mentions R. Max Holmes

Arctic

arctic permafrost soil and vegetation

Update
July 29, 2021

Carbon dioxide loss outpaces uptake in many regions of Alaska and Northwest Canada

Arctic

Alaskan tundra and lake aerial view

Feature
July 8, 2021

High-resolution maps reveal the tenuous state of the Arctic carbon sink

Arctic

close up view of Arctic tundra

Feature
June 9, 2021

Digging deeper: Learning to appreciate the complexities of the Arctic tundra

Arctic

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