Warming reshapes methane fluxes

Kuang-Yu Chang ()
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Kuang-Yu Chang: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Nature Climate Change, 2022, vol. 12, issue 11, 971-972

Abstract: The fate of the massive amount of carbon stored in permafrost peatlands could determine the magnitude of climate change. Observations now show that warming has stimulated Arctic methane emissions in early summer.

Date: 2022
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