Old Arctic carbon stability

Richard Conant ()
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Richard Conant: Colorado State University

Nature Climate Change, 2019, vol. 9, issue 6, 437-438

Abstract: The Arctic stores vast amounts of soil carbon, much of which is likely to be lost to the atmosphere as the climate warms. A clever new analytical approach suggests that even carbon that has been stored for hundreds to thousands of years is vulnerable to warming.

Date: 2019
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