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  1. Siberia's growing methane threat could offset 20% of global methane reduction targets by 2050

    The #Arctic is warming at an accelerating pace. As #permafrost thaws across vast areas and wildfires become more frequent, large amounts of #methane (CH4) are being released. Together, these changes are reshaping the region's #GreenhouseGas emissions and further intensifying climate change.

    In a study published in Science on August 6, an international team led by Professor Liu Yi from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics #IAP of the Chinese Academy of Sciences investigated how #CH4 #emissions in #Siberia are evolving under #ClimateChange. The study showed how atmospheric circulation promotes #wildfire activity and #methanogenesis and thereby drives the recent sharp rise in CH4 emissions.

    phys.org/news/2026-08-siberia-

    #ClimateScience
    #Cryosphere
    #ClimateCrisis
    #TippingPoint

  2. Siberia's growing methane threat could offset 20% of global methane reduction targets by 2050

    The #Arctic is warming at an accelerating pace. As #permafrost thaws across vast areas and wildfires become more frequent, large amounts of #methane (CH4) are being released. Together, these changes are reshaping the region's #GreenhouseGas emissions and further intensifying climate change.

    In a study published in Science on August 6, an international team led by Professor Liu Yi from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics #IAP of the Chinese Academy of Sciences investigated how #CH4 #emissions in #Siberia are evolving under #ClimateChange. The study showed how atmospheric circulation promotes #wildfire activity and #methanogenesis and thereby drives the recent sharp rise in CH4 emissions.

    phys.org/news/2026-08-siberia-

    #ClimateScience
    #Cryosphere
    #ClimateCrisis
    #TippingPoint

  3. Siberia's growing methane threat could offset 20% of global methane reduction targets by 2050

    The #Arctic is warming at an accelerating pace. As #permafrost thaws across vast areas and wildfires become more frequent, large amounts of #methane (CH4) are being released. Together, these changes are reshaping the region's #GreenhouseGas emissions and further intensifying climate change.

    In a study published in Science on August 6, an international team led by Professor Liu Yi from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics #IAP of the Chinese Academy of Sciences investigated how #CH4 #emissions in #Siberia are evolving under #ClimateChange. The study showed how atmospheric circulation promotes #wildfire activity and #methanogenesis and thereby drives the recent sharp rise in CH4 emissions.

    phys.org/news/2026-08-siberia-

    #ClimateScience
    #Cryosphere
    #ClimateCrisis
    #TippingPoint

  4. Siberia's growing methane threat could offset 20% of global methane reduction targets by 2050

    The #Arctic is warming at an accelerating pace. As #permafrost thaws across vast areas and wildfires become more frequent, large amounts of #methane (CH4) are being released. Together, these changes are reshaping the region's #GreenhouseGas emissions and further intensifying climate change.

    In a study published in Science on August 6, an international team led by Professor Liu Yi from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics #IAP of the Chinese Academy of Sciences investigated how #CH4 #emissions in #Siberia are evolving under #ClimateChange. The study showed how atmospheric circulation promotes #wildfire activity and #methanogenesis and thereby drives the recent sharp rise in CH4 emissions.

    phys.org/news/2026-08-siberia-

    #ClimateScience
    #Cryosphere
    #ClimateCrisis
    #TippingPoint

  5. Siberia's growing methane threat could offset 20% of global methane reduction targets by 2050

    The #Arctic is warming at an accelerating pace. As #permafrost thaws across vast areas and wildfires become more frequent, large amounts of #methane (CH4) are being released. Together, these changes are reshaping the region's #GreenhouseGas emissions and further intensifying climate change.

    In a study published in Science on August 6, an international team led by Professor Liu Yi from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics #IAP of the Chinese Academy of Sciences investigated how #CH4 #emissions in #Siberia are evolving under #ClimateChange. The study showed how atmospheric circulation promotes #wildfire activity and #methanogenesis and thereby drives the recent sharp rise in CH4 emissions.

    phys.org/news/2026-08-siberia-

    #ClimateScience
    #Cryosphere
    #ClimateCrisis
    #TippingPoint

  6. #Methan in Sibirien nimmt seit 2010 rasant zu

    Im #Permafrost der Nordhalbkugel steckt etwa doppelt so viel Kohlenstoff wie derzeit in der gesamten Atmosphäre. shorturl.at/xCzKn Und ausgerechnet diese riesige Tiefkühltruhe beginnt aufzutauen - mit fatalen Folgen!

    #Methanemissionen

    Sibiriens Methan-Ausstoß verdo...

  7. Am #Matterhorn ist es nach anhaltender Hitze und einem schneearmen Winter zu einem massiven #Felsabbruch gekommen.

    Augenzeugen-Videos zeigen, wie große Mengen Stein und Geröll als Staubwolke ins Tal stürzen. Das Ereignis verdeutlicht die Veränderungen in den #Alpen.

    n-tv.de/mediathek/videos/panor

    #Hitze #Klimawandel #Bergwandern #Erderwärmung #climatechange #Permafrost #Bergsturz

  8. Am #Matterhorn ist es nach anhaltender Hitze und einem schneearmen Winter zu einem massiven #Felsabbruch gekommen.

    Augenzeugen-Videos zeigen, wie große Mengen Stein und Geröll als Staubwolke ins Tal stürzen. Das Ereignis verdeutlicht die Veränderungen in den #Alpen.

    n-tv.de/mediathek/videos/panor

    #Hitze #Klimawandel #Bergwandern #Erderwärmung #climatechange #Permafrost #Bergsturz

  9. Am #Matterhorn ist es nach anhaltender Hitze und einem schneearmen Winter zu einem massiven #Felsabbruch gekommen.

    Augenzeugen-Videos zeigen, wie große Mengen Stein und Geröll als Staubwolke ins Tal stürzen. Das Ereignis verdeutlicht die Veränderungen in den #Alpen.

    n-tv.de/mediathek/videos/panor

    #Hitze #Klimawandel #Bergwandern #Erderwärmung #climatechange #Permafrost #Bergsturz

  10. Am #Matterhorn ist es nach anhaltender Hitze und einem schneearmen Winter zu einem massiven #Felsabbruch gekommen.

    Augenzeugen-Videos zeigen, wie große Mengen Stein und Geröll als Staubwolke ins Tal stürzen. Das Ereignis verdeutlicht die Veränderungen in den #Alpen.

    n-tv.de/mediathek/videos/panor

    #Hitze #Klimawandel #Bergwandern #Erderwärmung #climatechange #Permafrost #Bergsturz

  11. Am #Matterhorn ist es nach anhaltender Hitze und einem schneearmen Winter zu einem massiven #Felsabbruch gekommen.

    Augenzeugen-Videos zeigen, wie große Mengen Stein und Geröll als Staubwolke ins Tal stürzen. Das Ereignis verdeutlicht die Veränderungen in den #Alpen.

    n-tv.de/mediathek/videos/panor

    #Hitze #Klimawandel #Bergwandern #Erderwärmung #climatechange #Permafrost #Bergsturz

  12. Frozen Arctic soils take on curious shapes like circles and stripes thanks to gravity and some funky physics. #permafrost

    phys.org/news/2026-07-patterne

  13. Frozen Arctic soils take on curious shapes like circles and stripes thanks to gravity and some funky physics. #permafrost

    phys.org/news/2026-07-patterne

  14. Frozen Arctic soils take on curious shapes like circles and stripes thanks to gravity and some funky physics. #permafrost

    phys.org/news/2026-07-patterne

  15. Very happy that today is the paperback publication day of my third novel, Rail: A High Speed Adventure! Thank you all who have supported this journey.

    In Rail, a designer is drawn into a globe spanning infrastructure proposal with uncertain motives. As ecological ethics collide with corporate ambition, she must confront the meaning of home, responsibility, and legacy—while her past and future converge in unexpected ways.

    The trilogy blends environmental storytelling, design thinking, and near future speculation, offering readers a grounded yet visionary look at the systems shaping our world. Chowdhury, a registered architect and circular economy strategist based in the Vancouver metro area, continues her exploration of ecological futures through character driven narrative and interdisciplinary worldbuilding.

    amazon.com/Rail-Maia-Kumari-Br

    #Architecture
    #ArcticFiction
    #Ecofiction
    #IndieAuthor
    #IndiePublisher
    #JapanFiction
    #NewYorkFiction
    #Permafrost
    #ScribesandMakers
    #VisionaryEcofiction
    #WomenInSTEM
    #WritersCoffeeClub
    #WritingCommunity

  16. Very happy that today is the paperback publication day of my third novel, Rail: A High Speed Adventure! Thank you all who have supported this journey.

    In Rail, a designer is drawn into a globe spanning infrastructure proposal with uncertain motives. As ecological ethics collide with corporate ambition, she must confront the meaning of home, responsibility, and legacy—while her past and future converge in unexpected ways.

    The trilogy blends environmental storytelling, design thinking, and near future speculation, offering readers a grounded yet visionary look at the systems shaping our world. Chowdhury, a registered architect and circular economy strategist based in the Vancouver metro area, continues her exploration of ecological futures through character driven narrative and interdisciplinary worldbuilding.

    amazon.com/Rail-Maia-Kumari-Br

    #Architecture
    #ArcticFiction
    #Ecofiction
    #IndieAuthor
    #IndiePublisher
    #JapanFiction
    #NewYorkFiction
    #Permafrost
    #ScribesandMakers
    #VisionaryEcofiction
    #WomenInSTEM
    #WritersCoffeeClub
    #WritingCommunity

  17. Very happy that today is the paperback publication day of my third novel, Rail: A High Speed Adventure! Thank you all who have supported this journey.

    In Rail, a designer is drawn into a globe spanning infrastructure proposal with uncertain motives. As ecological ethics collide with corporate ambition, she must confront the meaning of home, responsibility, and legacy—while her past and future converge in unexpected ways.

    The trilogy blends environmental storytelling, design thinking, and near future speculation, offering readers a grounded yet visionary look at the systems shaping our world. Chowdhury, a registered architect and circular economy strategist based in the Vancouver metro area, continues her exploration of ecological futures through character driven narrative and interdisciplinary worldbuilding.

    amazon.com/Rail-Maia-Kumari-Br

    #Architecture
    #ArcticFiction
    #Ecofiction
    #IndieAuthor
    #IndiePublisher
    #JapanFiction
    #NewYorkFiction
    #Permafrost
    #ScribesandMakers
    #VisionaryEcofiction
    #WomenInSTEM
    #WritersCoffeeClub
    #WritingCommunity

  18. Very happy that today is the paperback publication day of my third novel, Rail: A High Speed Adventure! Thank you all who have supported this journey.

    In Rail, a designer is drawn into a globe spanning infrastructure proposal with uncertain motives. As ecological ethics collide with corporate ambition, she must confront the meaning of home, responsibility, and legacy—while her past and future converge in unexpected ways.

    The trilogy blends environmental storytelling, design thinking, and near future speculation, offering readers a grounded yet visionary look at the systems shaping our world. Chowdhury, a registered architect and circular economy strategist based in the Vancouver metro area, continues her exploration of ecological futures through character driven narrative and interdisciplinary worldbuilding.

    amazon.com/Rail-Maia-Kumari-Br

    #Architecture
    #ArcticFiction
    #Ecofiction
    #IndieAuthor
    #IndiePublisher
    #JapanFiction
    #NewYorkFiction
    #Permafrost
    #ScribesandMakers
    #VisionaryEcofiction
    #WomenInSTEM
    #WritersCoffeeClub
    #WritingCommunity

  19. Very happy that today is the paperback publication day of my third novel, Rail: A High Speed Adventure! Thank you all who have supported this journey.

    In Rail, a designer is drawn into a globe spanning infrastructure proposal with uncertain motives. As ecological ethics collide with corporate ambition, she must confront the meaning of home, responsibility, and legacy—while her past and future converge in unexpected ways.

    The trilogy blends environmental storytelling, design thinking, and near future speculation, offering readers a grounded yet visionary look at the systems shaping our world. Chowdhury, a registered architect and circular economy strategist based in the Vancouver metro area, continues her exploration of ecological futures through character driven narrative and interdisciplinary worldbuilding.

    amazon.com/Rail-Maia-Kumari-Br

    #Architecture
    #ArcticFiction
    #Ecofiction
    #IndieAuthor
    #IndiePublisher
    #JapanFiction
    #NewYorkFiction
    #Permafrost
    #ScribesandMakers
    #VisionaryEcofiction
    #WomenInSTEM
    #WritersCoffeeClub
    #WritingCommunity

  20. Permafrost debutta in Early Access il 9 ottobre 2026 su Steam, GOG ed Epic Games Store. Il survival ambientato in una Terra post-cataclismatica sfida i giocatori tra ghiacci e temperature estreme. Anteprima alla Gamescom dal 26 al 28 agosto. #Giochiindie #gamingnews #Permafrost

  21. Refined Modeling of Arctic Circumpolar Building Stock Increases Estimated Mid-Century Permafrost Degradation Damages
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2026EF008578 <-- shared paper
    --
    thearcticinstitute.org/climate | thearcticinstitute.org/dwindli <-- shared technical articles
    --
    theguardian.com/cities/2016/oc <-- shared media article
    --
    news.grida.no/new-map-shows-ex <-- shared technical article
    --
    H/T @elias Manos
    “Why the increase?
    Our understanding of climate risk is only as good as our understanding of our exposure to hazards. The better we can account for what is at risk, the better we can measure risk in a changing world.
    In this new study [link above], [they] investigate[d] how damage to the building stock across the Arctic, a key impact of permafrost degradation, is underestimated because of underdeveloped exposure information. With National Science Foundation (NSF) supercomputers and 400 TB of Vantor satellite imagery, [they] detected building footprints across the Arctic and classified their use types using deep learning models. Then, using Polar Geospatial Center's ArcticDEM digital surface model, [they] estimated the total floor space of each residential building. This move from 2D to 3D representation of the building stock was the largest contributor to increased building damage.
    Properly estimating this consequence is necessary for understanding the near future of the Arctic economy. Knowing the magnitude of damages is critical for sustaining the communities and livelihoods of more than 5 million people that call the Arctic home. There are also much broader implications. With the Arctic continuing to emerge as a strategic centerpiece in global affairs and the global economy, accurately quantifying the physical shocks to its built environment will allow researchers to more effectively represent the Arctic in global climate economic models. More precise international policymaking will also be enabled by these improvements.
    Ultimately, this research highlights a similar challenge in completely different regions of the world (e.g., Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa) where exposure is constantly evolving alongside rapid population growth and urbanization. Building stock information can quickly become outdated as these changes occur; satellite remote sensing and AI are key players in keeping up with these changes and supporting data-driven disaster risk management…”
    #arctic #circumpolar #permafrost #model #modeling #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #GIS #spatial #mapping #melting #degradation #damage #cost #economics #risk #hazard #climaterisk #climatechange #remotesensing #HPC #earthobservation #ArcticDEM #buildingfootprint #LLM #AI #machinelearning #engineering #economy #buildingstock #community #policy #planning #geopolitics #risk #management @UConn Research

  22. Refined Modeling of Arctic Circumpolar Building Stock Increases Estimated Mid-Century Permafrost Degradation Damages
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2026EF008578 <-- shared paper
    --
    thearcticinstitute.org/climate | thearcticinstitute.org/dwindli <-- shared technical articles
    --
    theguardian.com/cities/2016/oc <-- shared media article
    --
    news.grida.no/new-map-shows-ex <-- shared technical article
    --
    H/T @elias Manos
    “Why the increase?
    Our understanding of climate risk is only as good as our understanding of our exposure to hazards. The better we can account for what is at risk, the better we can measure risk in a changing world.
    In this new study [link above], [they] investigate[d] how damage to the building stock across the Arctic, a key impact of permafrost degradation, is underestimated because of underdeveloped exposure information. With National Science Foundation (NSF) supercomputers and 400 TB of Vantor satellite imagery, [they] detected building footprints across the Arctic and classified their use types using deep learning models. Then, using Polar Geospatial Center's ArcticDEM digital surface model, [they] estimated the total floor space of each residential building. This move from 2D to 3D representation of the building stock was the largest contributor to increased building damage.
    Properly estimating this consequence is necessary for understanding the near future of the Arctic economy. Knowing the magnitude of damages is critical for sustaining the communities and livelihoods of more than 5 million people that call the Arctic home. There are also much broader implications. With the Arctic continuing to emerge as a strategic centerpiece in global affairs and the global economy, accurately quantifying the physical shocks to its built environment will allow researchers to more effectively represent the Arctic in global climate economic models. More precise international policymaking will also be enabled by these improvements.
    Ultimately, this research highlights a similar challenge in completely different regions of the world (e.g., Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa) where exposure is constantly evolving alongside rapid population growth and urbanization. Building stock information can quickly become outdated as these changes occur; satellite remote sensing and AI are key players in keeping up with these changes and supporting data-driven disaster risk management…”
    #arctic #circumpolar #permafrost #model #modeling #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #GIS #spatial #mapping #melting #degradation #damage #cost #economics #risk #hazard #climaterisk #climatechange #remotesensing #HPC #earthobservation #ArcticDEM #buildingfootprint #LLM #AI #machinelearning #engineering #economy #buildingstock #community #policy #planning #geopolitics #risk #management @UConn Research

  23. Refined Modeling of Arctic Circumpolar Building Stock Increases Estimated Mid-Century Permafrost Degradation Damages
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2026EF008578 <-- shared paper
    --
    thearcticinstitute.org/climate | thearcticinstitute.org/dwindli <-- shared technical articles
    --
    theguardian.com/cities/2016/oc <-- shared media article
    --
    news.grida.no/new-map-shows-ex <-- shared technical article
    --
    H/T @elias Manos
    “Why the increase?
    Our understanding of climate risk is only as good as our understanding of our exposure to hazards. The better we can account for what is at risk, the better we can measure risk in a changing world.
    In this new study [link above], [they] investigate[d] how damage to the building stock across the Arctic, a key impact of permafrost degradation, is underestimated because of underdeveloped exposure information. With National Science Foundation (NSF) supercomputers and 400 TB of Vantor satellite imagery, [they] detected building footprints across the Arctic and classified their use types using deep learning models. Then, using Polar Geospatial Center's ArcticDEM digital surface model, [they] estimated the total floor space of each residential building. This move from 2D to 3D representation of the building stock was the largest contributor to increased building damage.
    Properly estimating this consequence is necessary for understanding the near future of the Arctic economy. Knowing the magnitude of damages is critical for sustaining the communities and livelihoods of more than 5 million people that call the Arctic home. There are also much broader implications. With the Arctic continuing to emerge as a strategic centerpiece in global affairs and the global economy, accurately quantifying the physical shocks to its built environment will allow researchers to more effectively represent the Arctic in global climate economic models. More precise international policymaking will also be enabled by these improvements.
    Ultimately, this research highlights a similar challenge in completely different regions of the world (e.g., Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa) where exposure is constantly evolving alongside rapid population growth and urbanization. Building stock information can quickly become outdated as these changes occur; satellite remote sensing and AI are key players in keeping up with these changes and supporting data-driven disaster risk management…”
    #arctic #circumpolar #permafrost #model #modeling #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #GIS #spatial #mapping #melting #degradation #damage #cost #economics #risk #hazard #climaterisk #climatechange #remotesensing #HPC #earthobservation #ArcticDEM #buildingfootprint #LLM #AI #machinelearning #engineering #economy #buildingstock #community #policy #planning #geopolitics #risk #management @UConn Research

  24. Refined Modeling of Arctic Circumpolar Building Stock Increases Estimated Mid-Century Permafrost Degradation Damages
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2026EF008578 <-- shared paper
    --
    thearcticinstitute.org/climate | thearcticinstitute.org/dwindli <-- shared technical articles
    --
    theguardian.com/cities/2016/oc <-- shared media article
    --
    news.grida.no/new-map-shows-ex <-- shared technical article
    --
    H/T @elias Manos
    “Why the increase?
    Our understanding of climate risk is only as good as our understanding of our exposure to hazards. The better we can account for what is at risk, the better we can measure risk in a changing world.
    In this new study [link above], [they] investigate[d] how damage to the building stock across the Arctic, a key impact of permafrost degradation, is underestimated because of underdeveloped exposure information. With National Science Foundation (NSF) supercomputers and 400 TB of Vantor satellite imagery, [they] detected building footprints across the Arctic and classified their use types using deep learning models. Then, using Polar Geospatial Center's ArcticDEM digital surface model, [they] estimated the total floor space of each residential building. This move from 2D to 3D representation of the building stock was the largest contributor to increased building damage.
    Properly estimating this consequence is necessary for understanding the near future of the Arctic economy. Knowing the magnitude of damages is critical for sustaining the communities and livelihoods of more than 5 million people that call the Arctic home. There are also much broader implications. With the Arctic continuing to emerge as a strategic centerpiece in global affairs and the global economy, accurately quantifying the physical shocks to its built environment will allow researchers to more effectively represent the Arctic in global climate economic models. More precise international policymaking will also be enabled by these improvements.
    Ultimately, this research highlights a similar challenge in completely different regions of the world (e.g., Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa) where exposure is constantly evolving alongside rapid population growth and urbanization. Building stock information can quickly become outdated as these changes occur; satellite remote sensing and AI are key players in keeping up with these changes and supporting data-driven disaster risk management…”
    #arctic #circumpolar #permafrost #model #modeling #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #GIS #spatial #mapping #melting #degradation #damage #cost #economics #risk #hazard #climaterisk #climatechange #remotesensing #HPC #earthobservation #ArcticDEM #buildingfootprint #LLM #AI #machinelearning #engineering #economy #buildingstock #community #policy #planning #geopolitics #risk #management @UConn Research

  25. Refined Modeling of Arctic Circumpolar Building Stock Increases Estimated Mid-Century Permafrost Degradation Damages
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2026EF008578 <-- shared paper
    --
    thearcticinstitute.org/climate | thearcticinstitute.org/dwindli <-- shared technical articles
    --
    theguardian.com/cities/2016/oc <-- shared media article
    --
    news.grida.no/new-map-shows-ex <-- shared technical article
    --
    H/T @elias Manos
    “Why the increase?
    Our understanding of climate risk is only as good as our understanding of our exposure to hazards. The better we can account for what is at risk, the better we can measure risk in a changing world.
    In this new study [link above], [they] investigate[d] how damage to the building stock across the Arctic, a key impact of permafrost degradation, is underestimated because of underdeveloped exposure information. With National Science Foundation (NSF) supercomputers and 400 TB of Vantor satellite imagery, [they] detected building footprints across the Arctic and classified their use types using deep learning models. Then, using Polar Geospatial Center's ArcticDEM digital surface model, [they] estimated the total floor space of each residential building. This move from 2D to 3D representation of the building stock was the largest contributor to increased building damage.
    Properly estimating this consequence is necessary for understanding the near future of the Arctic economy. Knowing the magnitude of damages is critical for sustaining the communities and livelihoods of more than 5 million people that call the Arctic home. There are also much broader implications. With the Arctic continuing to emerge as a strategic centerpiece in global affairs and the global economy, accurately quantifying the physical shocks to its built environment will allow researchers to more effectively represent the Arctic in global climate economic models. More precise international policymaking will also be enabled by these improvements.
    Ultimately, this research highlights a similar challenge in completely different regions of the world (e.g., Southeast Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa) where exposure is constantly evolving alongside rapid population growth and urbanization. Building stock information can quickly become outdated as these changes occur; satellite remote sensing and AI are key players in keeping up with these changes and supporting data-driven disaster risk management…”
    @UConn Research

  26. En Sibérie, avec la fonte du pergélisol, d’étranges cratères apparaissent dans la toundra. Un phénomène alarmant dont les conséquences pour le #climat pourraient être dramatiques.
    #nature #biodiversite #rechauffementclimatique #ecologie #science #scientifiques #documentaire #Arte
    #artique #permafrost #pergélisol

    Les gouffres béants de l'Arctique | Documentaire | ARTE - YouTube
    m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp2ItCbY

  27. En Sibérie, avec la fonte du pergélisol, d’étranges cratères apparaissent dans la toundra. Un phénomène alarmant dont les conséquences pour le #climat pourraient être dramatiques.
    #nature #biodiversite #rechauffementclimatique #ecologie #science #scientifiques #documentaire #Arte
    #artique #permafrost #pergélisol

    Les gouffres béants de l'Arctique | Documentaire | ARTE - YouTube
    m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp2ItCbY

  28. En Sibérie, avec la fonte du pergélisol, d’étranges cratères apparaissent dans la toundra. Un phénomène alarmant dont les conséquences pour le #climat pourraient être dramatiques.
    #nature #biodiversite #rechauffementclimatique #ecologie #science #scientifiques #documentaire #Arte
    #artique #permafrost #pergélisol

    Les gouffres béants de l'Arctique | Documentaire | ARTE - YouTube
    m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp2ItCbY

  29. En Sibérie, avec la fonte du pergélisol, d’étranges cratères apparaissent dans la toundra. Un phénomène alarmant dont les conséquences pour le #climat pourraient être dramatiques.
    #nature #biodiversite #rechauffementclimatique #ecologie #science #scientifiques #documentaire #Arte
    #artique #permafrost #pergélisol

    Les gouffres béants de l'Arctique | Documentaire | ARTE - YouTube
    m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp2ItCbY

  30. En Sibérie, avec la fonte du pergélisol, d’étranges cratères apparaissent dans la toundra. Un phénomène alarmant dont les conséquences pour le #climat pourraient être dramatiques.
    #nature #biodiversite #rechauffementclimatique #ecologie #science #scientifiques #documentaire #Arte
    #artique #permafrost #pergélisol

    Les gouffres béants de l'Arctique | Documentaire | ARTE - YouTube
    m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp2ItCbY

  31. #Permafrost microbial communities are resilient to thaw:
    "The resistance to change appeared bolstered by habitat-specific dispersal processes and community-level functional redundancy, particularly via versatile carbon generalists."

    A human community found out. Read the thread: bsky.app/profile/hhollandmorit

  32. #Permafrost microbial communities are resilient to thaw:
    "The resistance to change appeared bolstered by habitat-specific dispersal processes and community-level functional redundancy, particularly via versatile carbon generalists."

    A human community found out. Read the thread: bsky.app/profile/hhollandmorit