No blast from the past

Matthew J. Bogard () and David E. Butman
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Matthew J. Bogard: University of Washington
David E. Butman: University of Washington

Nature Climate Change, 2018, vol. 8, issue 2, 99-100

Abstract: Thawing of Arctic soils liberates ancient organic carbon and can facilitate massive greenhouse gas emissions from adjacent aquatic ecosystems. Research now shows that Arctic lakes are generally not releasing very much ancient carbon to the atmosphere.

Date: 2018
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