Emerging risks along Arctic coastlines

Jakob Thyrring ()
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Jakob Thyrring: Aarhus University

Nature Climate Change, 2025, vol. 15, issue 10, 1010-1012

Abstract: Nearly one-third of the global shoreline is in the Arctic, a region undergoing some of the most rapid warming and substantial environmental transitions due to climate change. While Arctic research has largely focused on terrestrial and open-ocean systems, there is now an urgent need to focus on the unique challenges associated with changing coastal ecosystems.

Date: 2025
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