#siberia — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #siberia, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/es/749057/ Descubren el brote de peste más antiguo conocido: ocurrió hace 5.500 años entre cazadores-recolectores de Siberia #Actualidad #adn #descubrimientos #Enfermedades #ES #España #Health #pandemias #peste #Prehistoria #Salud #siberia #Spain
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A memorial gathering was held in Tokyo for those who died in detention in Siberia and elsewhere after being captured by the former Soviet Union following the end of World War II. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/08/24/japan/siberia-memorial/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #siberia #wwii #wardead #sovietunion
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@LisaTheRussian and Misha on YT!
New Challenges of #SIBERIA RUSSIA! Misha at DOCTOR 🏥 Driving to Moscow | Day 23
#Russia #FuelCrisis correspondent driving towards #Moscow
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Pals reminisce on Anthony Bourdain and rave about new biopic https://www.diningandcooking.com/chefs/3389/ #AnthonyBourdain #Chef #exclusive #lifestyle #NewYorkCity #restaurants #siberia
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@CombatVeteranNews on YT!
#Putin Hides From Ukrainian Drones in SIBERIA!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=canC5VnPU4o
8/17/26
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Ukraine's armed forces get Dovbush T40 drone capable of reaching Siberia
A new drone can remain in the air for almost a day
The Dovbush T40 has a wingspan of nearly 5 meters and can remain airborne for more than 24 hours. Its operational range is sufficient to strike targets beyond the Urals and in Russia’s Siberia.
https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/ukraine-s-armed-forces-get-dovbush-t40-drone-1786975435.html
#WarOfAggression #Ukraine #DovbushT40 #Siberia #drone #Urals #occupied #warfare #army #war #Russia #DeepStrike #WarCriminal #invaders #occupiers
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"Ukraine may be planning a massive military campaign against Siberia. It targets Russia's most vulnerable spot and most important chokepoints - a series of rail bridges and tunnels in Siberia and the Russian Far East. What used to only be a pipe dream is now being made possible by new advances in long range drone technology. ..."
#Russia #Siberia #NorthKorea #China #Ukraine #RussiaUkraineWar #RussianEconomy #RussianFarEast
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Verdict: 🟠 UNCONFIRMED / likely embellished. The strategic background is genuine, which makes the story sound very plausible, but the spectacular part — #Ukraine tracking a #NorthKorean missile #Train across #Siberia & detonating its warheads? — currently lacks the official corroboration
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"Siberia's growing methane threat could offset 20% of global methane reduction targets by 2050"
#Siberia #Methane #Emissions #Climate #ClimateChange
https://phys.org/news/2026-08-siberia-methane-threat-offset-global.html
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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.
https://phys.org/news/2026-08-siberia-methane-threat-offset-global.html
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6-Aug-2026
Siberian methane emissions have doubled in a decade, study co-led by UK scientists finds
#Methane #emissions from #Siberia have more than doubled over the past decade, according to new research co-led by scientists at the University of Edinburgh’s National Centre for Earth Observation (NCEO) -
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/aug/09/russian-family-finland-reprisals-pro-ukraine-activism. Why, #Finland, why? This #Russian couple support #Ukraine - if they're sent back to #Russia, they'll end up in a #penal #colony in #Siberia! "Nikita & Olga Belov fled their homeland in 2022 after attracting the attention of Russian #authorities - including #military summons, threatening #messages & attempts to locate them - after expressing #opposition to the full-scale #invasion of Ukraine."
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6-Aug-2026
Siberian #methane emissions have doubled in a decade, study co-led by UK scientists finds
Methane emissions from #Siberia have more than doubled over the past decade, according to new research co-led by scientists at the University of Edinburgh’s National Centre for Earth Observation (NCEO) -
Reminder 2018 A red “blood rain” in Siberia’s Norilsk likely wasn’t an omen: officials say wind blew iron-oxide (rust) residue from an industrial site into rainwater, staining cars and puddles. Red rain can occur when dust storms mix with iron-rich particles. 🌧️🟥 #News #Siberia #Weather #Science https://www.livescience.com/62999-siberian-blood-rain-iron-oxide.html
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Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Thanks to Ukraine's new strategy, Russia's grip on Crimea is crumbling . . . . . Buryatia shows what happens when Russia runs out of volunteers . . . . . EU suspends its funding for Venice Art Biennale over Russia's return . . . . . and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/07/wednesday-july-22-2026/
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A mysterious fortress on a remote Siberian island was built, abandoned, and left almost empty—leaving archaeologists debating its true purpose more than 1,300 years later.
#AncientOrigins #Archaeology #LostHistory #AncientMysteries #Siberia #AncientRuins #HiddenHistory #ForgottenWorld #History
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A 1,000-year-old Siberian grave contained a woman, a newborn child, and the rare remains of a sacrificed, raising questions about her status and identity.
#AncientOrigins #AncientMysteries #Archaeology #LostHistory #Siberia
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40 anni, un pipistrello? Stridulo è il richiamo del più venerabile insettivoro della Siberia
https://www.jacoporanieri.com/blog/?p=44626#animali #creature #longevità #biologia #genetica #evoluzione #specie #tassonomia #ricerche #scoperte #pipistrelli #chirotteri #mammiferi #insettivori #predatori #notte #caverne #scienza #siberia #russia #eurasia #paleartico #ecologia #comportamento #letargo #ibernazione
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Thursday, April 2, 2026
Exclusive: We discovered what's going on inside Russia's shadow fleet -- Russia's new fiber-optic sea drone Skarlupa deployed in combat -- Trump threatened Europe over Strait of Hormuz, with weapons for Ukraine as bargaining chip -- Ukrainian drones strike oil refinery in Russian city of Ufa on April 2 ... and morehttps://activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026/04/thursday-april-2-2026/
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The Oldest Jaw Surgery in the World.
CT Scan Reveals Complex Jaw Surgery Performed 2,500 Years Ago on a Woman from the Pazyryk Culture.
Read more: https://omniletters.com/the-oldest-jaw-surgery-in-the-world/
#Archaeology #AncientMedicine #AncientSurgery #JawSurgery #ArchaeologicalDiscovery #AncientHistory #HumanHistory #Pazyryk #PazyrykCulture #Scythian #Siberia #AltaiMountains #MedicalHistory #Bioarchaeology #Anthropology #Paleopathology #CTScan #ScienceNews #ScientificDiscovery #AncientCivilizations #AncientTechnology
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How did the #intensity of #wildfires change throughout the past in one of the coldest regions in the world? 🔥❄️📉
To answer this question, we used #BPCAs from sediment samples from #Yakutia, #Siberia. Find our results, now published open access, here:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0921818126000299
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology @academicchatter #paleofire #siberia #paleoecology #newresearch
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#PhotoOfTheDay: #Kamchatka Peaks Pierce the Clouds
The peninsula in eastern #Siberia features rugged terrain with towering, snow-covered peaks and cloud-filled valleys stretching between the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Okhotsk.
An astronaut aboard the International Space Station captured this photograph of the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia’s Far East region.
https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/154713/kamchatka-peaks-pierce-the-clouds
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#Siberia: Residents stunned after strange new formations appear across remote landscape: 'The landscape has become pockmarked'
by Zachary Ehrmann
Fri, May 16, 2025"Thawing ground in Siberia's remote #YamalPeninsula is warping the landscape — and residents say the changes are becoming impossible to ignore. Strange mounds, sudden sinkholes, and even explosive craters are reshaping the #tundra, alarming locals and researchers alike, per the Malay Mail.
"These changes are tied to a disturbing trend beneath the surface: the rapid thaw of once-frozen ground, known as #permafrost.
What's happening?
"As Siberia warms at nearly four times the global average, vast stretches of permafrost are thawing. When this frozen ground melts, it releases methane gas from ancient organic material once safely locked beneath the surface.
"In the Yamal region, that gas is pushing the earth upward into large mounds that sometimes explode, tearing open the landscape and leaving behind deep craters.
"Innokenty Poselsky, who bought land in Churapcha, noted that he had about 20 mounds pop up but that it wasn't always like that. 'About 40 years ago, there was an airstrip here and the land used to be quite flat. Over the last four decades, the landscape has become pockmarked. It's like that everywhere here,' he told the Malay Mail.
"Local villagers, many of whom rely on the tundra for #reindeer herding, say their homeland has become nearly unrecognizable. One herder told researchers that familiar flatlands have been replaced by unpredictable swells and holes.
Why is the thawing of Siberia's permafrost important?
"Beyond changing the physical landscape, permafrost melt poses major threats to communities and the planet. Thawing ground can damage roads, #pipelines, and homes. #Methane, the gas being released, is over 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide in the short term. That means this process isn't just a local hazard — it's a global #climate risk.
"Thawing permafrost can also accelerate other problems. Warmer, wetter conditions can spread disease, disrupt food systems, and increase the severity of #ExtremeWeather events by adding more heat-trapping polluting gases to the atmosphere.
"While extreme events such as #wildfires and #floods aren't new, scientists agree that a hotter planet — caused by human activity, mainly the burning of #FossilFuels — makes them both more destructive and more frequent."
Source:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/residents-stunned-strange-formations-appear-111505716.html#YamalNenets #ReindeerHerders #ArcticCircle #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #ClimateCatastrophe #PermafrostMelt #MethaneRelease #MethaneEmissions
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#Siberia: Residents stunned after strange new formations appear across remote landscape: 'The landscape has become pockmarked'
by Zachary Ehrmann
Fri, May 16, 2025"Thawing ground in Siberia's remote #YamalPeninsula is warping the landscape — and residents say the changes are becoming impossible to ignore. Strange mounds, sudden sinkholes, and even explosive craters are reshaping the #tundra, alarming locals and researchers alike, per the Malay Mail.
"These changes are tied to a disturbing trend beneath the surface: the rapid thaw of once-frozen ground, known as #permafrost.
What's happening?
"As Siberia warms at nearly four times the global average, vast stretches of permafrost are thawing. When this frozen ground melts, it releases methane gas from ancient organic material once safely locked beneath the surface.
"In the Yamal region, that gas is pushing the earth upward into large mounds that sometimes explode, tearing open the landscape and leaving behind deep craters.
"Innokenty Poselsky, who bought land in Churapcha, noted that he had about 20 mounds pop up but that it wasn't always like that. 'About 40 years ago, there was an airstrip here and the land used to be quite flat. Over the last four decades, the landscape has become pockmarked. It's like that everywhere here,' he told the Malay Mail.
"Local villagers, many of whom rely on the tundra for #reindeer herding, say their homeland has become nearly unrecognizable. One herder told researchers that familiar flatlands have been replaced by unpredictable swells and holes.
Why is the thawing of Siberia's permafrost important?
"Beyond changing the physical landscape, permafrost melt poses major threats to communities and the planet. Thawing ground can damage roads, #pipelines, and homes. #Methane, the gas being released, is over 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide in the short term. That means this process isn't just a local hazard — it's a global #climate risk.
"Thawing permafrost can also accelerate other problems. Warmer, wetter conditions can spread disease, disrupt food systems, and increase the severity of #ExtremeWeather events by adding more heat-trapping polluting gases to the atmosphere.
"While extreme events such as #wildfires and #floods aren't new, scientists agree that a hotter planet — caused by human activity, mainly the burning of #FossilFuels — makes them both more destructive and more frequent."
Source:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/residents-stunned-strange-formations-appear-111505716.html#YamalNenets #ReindeerHerders #ArcticCircle #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #ClimateCatastrophe #PermafrostMelt #MethaneRelease #MethaneEmissions
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#Siberia: Residents stunned after strange new formations appear across remote landscape: 'The landscape has become pockmarked'
by Zachary Ehrmann
Fri, May 16, 2025"Thawing ground in Siberia's remote #YamalPeninsula is warping the landscape — and residents say the changes are becoming impossible to ignore. Strange mounds, sudden sinkholes, and even explosive craters are reshaping the #tundra, alarming locals and researchers alike, per the Malay Mail.
"These changes are tied to a disturbing trend beneath the surface: the rapid thaw of once-frozen ground, known as #permafrost.
What's happening?
"As Siberia warms at nearly four times the global average, vast stretches of permafrost are thawing. When this frozen ground melts, it releases methane gas from ancient organic material once safely locked beneath the surface.
"In the Yamal region, that gas is pushing the earth upward into large mounds that sometimes explode, tearing open the landscape and leaving behind deep craters.
"Innokenty Poselsky, who bought land in Churapcha, noted that he had about 20 mounds pop up but that it wasn't always like that. 'About 40 years ago, there was an airstrip here and the land used to be quite flat. Over the last four decades, the landscape has become pockmarked. It's like that everywhere here,' he told the Malay Mail.
"Local villagers, many of whom rely on the tundra for #reindeer herding, say their homeland has become nearly unrecognizable. One herder told researchers that familiar flatlands have been replaced by unpredictable swells and holes.
Why is the thawing of Siberia's permafrost important?
"Beyond changing the physical landscape, permafrost melt poses major threats to communities and the planet. Thawing ground can damage roads, #pipelines, and homes. #Methane, the gas being released, is over 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide in the short term. That means this process isn't just a local hazard — it's a global #climate risk.
"Thawing permafrost can also accelerate other problems. Warmer, wetter conditions can spread disease, disrupt food systems, and increase the severity of #ExtremeWeather events by adding more heat-trapping polluting gases to the atmosphere.
"While extreme events such as #wildfires and #floods aren't new, scientists agree that a hotter planet — caused by human activity, mainly the burning of #FossilFuels — makes them both more destructive and more frequent."
Source:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/residents-stunned-strange-formations-appear-111505716.html#YamalNenets #ReindeerHerders #ArcticCircle #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #ClimateCatastrophe #PermafrostMelt #MethaneRelease #MethaneEmissions
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#Siberia: Residents stunned after strange new formations appear across remote landscape: 'The landscape has become pockmarked'
by Zachary Ehrmann
Fri, May 16, 2025"Thawing ground in Siberia's remote #YamalPeninsula is warping the landscape — and residents say the changes are becoming impossible to ignore. Strange mounds, sudden sinkholes, and even explosive craters are reshaping the #tundra, alarming locals and researchers alike, per the Malay Mail.
"These changes are tied to a disturbing trend beneath the surface: the rapid thaw of once-frozen ground, known as #permafrost.
What's happening?
"As Siberia warms at nearly four times the global average, vast stretches of permafrost are thawing. When this frozen ground melts, it releases methane gas from ancient organic material once safely locked beneath the surface.
"In the Yamal region, that gas is pushing the earth upward into large mounds that sometimes explode, tearing open the landscape and leaving behind deep craters.
"Innokenty Poselsky, who bought land in Churapcha, noted that he had about 20 mounds pop up but that it wasn't always like that. 'About 40 years ago, there was an airstrip here and the land used to be quite flat. Over the last four decades, the landscape has become pockmarked. It's like that everywhere here,' he told the Malay Mail.
"Local villagers, many of whom rely on the tundra for #reindeer herding, say their homeland has become nearly unrecognizable. One herder told researchers that familiar flatlands have been replaced by unpredictable swells and holes.
Why is the thawing of Siberia's permafrost important?
"Beyond changing the physical landscape, permafrost melt poses major threats to communities and the planet. Thawing ground can damage roads, #pipelines, and homes. #Methane, the gas being released, is over 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide in the short term. That means this process isn't just a local hazard — it's a global #climate risk.
"Thawing permafrost can also accelerate other problems. Warmer, wetter conditions can spread disease, disrupt food systems, and increase the severity of #ExtremeWeather events by adding more heat-trapping polluting gases to the atmosphere.
"While extreme events such as #wildfires and #floods aren't new, scientists agree that a hotter planet — caused by human activity, mainly the burning of #FossilFuels — makes them both more destructive and more frequent."
Source:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/residents-stunned-strange-formations-appear-111505716.html#YamalNenets #ReindeerHerders #ArcticCircle #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #ClimateCatastrophe #PermafrostMelt #MethaneRelease #MethaneEmissions
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#Siberia: Residents stunned after strange new formations appear across remote landscape: 'The landscape has become pockmarked'
by Zachary Ehrmann
Fri, May 16, 2025"Thawing ground in Siberia's remote #YamalPeninsula is warping the landscape — and residents say the changes are becoming impossible to ignore. Strange mounds, sudden sinkholes, and even explosive craters are reshaping the #tundra, alarming locals and researchers alike, per the Malay Mail.
"These changes are tied to a disturbing trend beneath the surface: the rapid thaw of once-frozen ground, known as #permafrost.
What's happening?
"As Siberia warms at nearly four times the global average, vast stretches of permafrost are thawing. When this frozen ground melts, it releases methane gas from ancient organic material once safely locked beneath the surface.
"In the Yamal region, that gas is pushing the earth upward into large mounds that sometimes explode, tearing open the landscape and leaving behind deep craters.
"Innokenty Poselsky, who bought land in Churapcha, noted that he had about 20 mounds pop up but that it wasn't always like that. 'About 40 years ago, there was an airstrip here and the land used to be quite flat. Over the last four decades, the landscape has become pockmarked. It's like that everywhere here,' he told the Malay Mail.
"Local villagers, many of whom rely on the tundra for #reindeer herding, say their homeland has become nearly unrecognizable. One herder told researchers that familiar flatlands have been replaced by unpredictable swells and holes.
Why is the thawing of Siberia's permafrost important?
"Beyond changing the physical landscape, permafrost melt poses major threats to communities and the planet. Thawing ground can damage roads, #pipelines, and homes. #Methane, the gas being released, is over 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide in the short term. That means this process isn't just a local hazard — it's a global #climate risk.
"Thawing permafrost can also accelerate other problems. Warmer, wetter conditions can spread disease, disrupt food systems, and increase the severity of #ExtremeWeather events by adding more heat-trapping polluting gases to the atmosphere.
"While extreme events such as #wildfires and #floods aren't new, scientists agree that a hotter planet — caused by human activity, mainly the burning of #FossilFuels — makes them both more destructive and more frequent."
Source:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/residents-stunned-strange-formations-appear-111505716.html#YamalNenets #ReindeerHerders #ArcticCircle #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #ClimateCatastrophe #PermafrostMelt #MethaneRelease #MethaneEmissions
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New preprint out! 🔥 Using combined paleo-ecological and modeling methods, we uncover regional Holocene #wildfire dynamics in eastern #Siberia. Notably, our findings suggest potential human impacts as early as 5000 years ago - contrasting a common view of historically unmanaged forests 🌲
So far, any historical human impacts on fire regimes or traditional land use practices with relevance for wildfire were poorly acknowledged in international literature for eastern Siberia - despite clear indications from Indigenous communities, and former visitors leaving us with clear hints: For example, Georg W. Steller describes in the early 1700s his observation of common burning in forests near the Lena River. And in 1913, Fridtjof Nansen writes in his expedition notes about a long-standing habit of the Natives to burn old grasses near the Amur River. There is more to this 🔍
According to our study, fuel availability seems to be a key factor here. We discuss by example of the #Sakha how people may have reduced wildfire severity around their settlements since c. 800 years ago.
Find the preprint here:
https://doi.org/10.1101/2025.03.14.643308Photo taken in #Yakutia, August 2021.
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How was past #wildfire activity in eastern #Siberia and how did it relate to climate/vegetation/human activity? 🔥
Now out in E&G Quaternary Science Journal: a thesis abstract summarizing main findings from my dissertation. Big thanks to the German Quaternary Association (DEUQUA)!https://doi.org/10.5194/egqsj-74-101-2025
@wildfirescience @paleofire @ecology #paleofire #sakha #yakutia
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Happy to see this great new study on future #boreal tree cover changes! 🌲
https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2404391121
#Paleoecology offers a complementary perspective: We previously found that open woodlands in E-Siberia during the Early Holocene coincided with higher #wildfire activity, proposing a potential future "open woodland-fire feedback" 🔥
Reconstructing past wildfires and vegetation coverage furthermore led us to hypothesize that present-day, dense larch forests may still mediate the full extent of climate-driven fire regime intensification in this region. You can find our #paleofire study from #Siberia here:
https://doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2022.962906
@paleofire @wildfirescience @ecology #charcoal #pollen #FireEcology
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Traditional land use practices in #Yakutia, eastern #Siberia, may have mediated #wildfires for centuries - until these practices were prohibited 🔥
See our evidence, obtained from lake sediments, tomorrow (Monday) at #EGU24 in session BG1.1! Looking forward to meet you there!Details in the abstract:
https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/EGU24-16263.html@EuroGeosciences @wildfirescience @paleofire #newresearch #paleofire
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Oooops! From 2010: "But Shakhova pointed out that scientists had not thought subsea permafrost would begin to thaw and release the gas. She said more research is needed to figure out whether the methane leaking from the #EastSiberianArcticShelf is an ongoing, steady phenomenon, or whether it suggests a new source of the gas is emerging as seafloor permafrost thaws."
March 5, 2010
Methane Leaks off Siberian Coast, Speeding Climate Change
Warmer oceans are thawing methane deposits, adding more of the greenhouse gas to the atmosphere
By Lauren Morello & ClimateWire
"A large amount of methane is bubbling up from the ocean floor east of Siberia at a surprising rate and could accelerate climate change, researchers said yesterday.
The gas is bubbling up from the East Siberian Arctic Shelf because warming ocean water is thawing permafrost, allowing methane trapped underneath to escape. The amount of methane emitted by that one patch of seabed roughly equals the amount scientists believed was released by all of the world's oceans."
Read more:
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/methane-siberia-climate-change/#MethaneLeaks #Methane #ArcticOcean #Siberia #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #GlobalWarming #Copernicus #GreenhouseGas #Collapse #MethaneBomb #ClimateFeedbackloop
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A Massive #Methane Reservoir Is Lurking Beneath the Sea
Scientists have found a methane reservoir below the #permafrost seabed of the #LaptevSea—a reservoir that could suddenly release large amounts of the potent #GreenhouseGas
by Fanni Daniella Szakal
27 April 2021"Methane bubbles regularly reach the surface of the Laptev Sea in the East #Siberian #ArcticOcean (#ESAO), each of them a small blow to our efforts to mitigate climate change. The source of the methane used to be a mystery, but a joint Swedish-Russian-U.S. investigation recently discovered that an ancient gas reservoir is responsible for the bubbly leaks.
"Methane in the Laptev Sea is stored in reservoirs below the sea’s submarine permafrost or in the form of methane hydrates—solid ice-like structures that trap the gas inside. It is also produced by microbes in the thawing permafrost itself. Not all of these sources are created equal: Whereas microbial methane is released in a slow, gradual process, disintegrating hydrates and reservoirs can lead to sudden, eruptive releases.
"Methane is escaping as the Laptev’s submarine permafrost is thawed by the relative warmth of overlying seawater.
"With an even stronger greenhouse effect than #CarbonDioxide, methane releases into the atmosphere could substantially amplify global warming."
Read more:
https://eos.org/articles/a-massive-methane-reservoir-is-lurking-beneath-the-sea#MethaneLeaks #Methane #Arctic #Siberia #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #GlobalWarming #Copernicus #GreenhouseGas #Collapse
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@masakepic That's not good. #MethaneLeaks #Methane #Arctic #Siberia
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Are you at #AGU23 and interested in #wildfires in one of the coldest regions on Earth? 🔥 ❄️
Come by our iPoster presentation in eLightning session PP44A, Thursday at 4 pm!
Alternatively, you can check out our research from #Siberia at one of the iPoster screens or online in the gallery any time you'd like:
https://eppro01.ativ.me/appinfo.php?page=Session&project=AGU23&id=p1345534-156251&server=eppro01.ativ.me -
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An exciting week is slowly coming to an end here at the Japan Geosciences Union Meeting 2023 in #Chiba, #Japan! 🗾
It is my first time attending #JpGU in person and an opportunity to learn a lot - about great scientific progress and efforts, about our planet and even our solar system neighbours!
Big thanks to the organizers of session M-IS01 on Northern #Eurasia for inviting my talk and having me co-chair parts of their session. -
Just arrived in #Sapporo, #Japan, to start my research project at #Hokkaido University 🎉❄ 🗾
Together with my hosts at the Faculty of Environmental Earth Science, I will work on generating the largest dataset of long-term #wildfire activity in eastern #Siberia to date, while learning a new method for the reconstruction of past #wildfires 🔥
I am happy to be back in Japan and looking forward to some exciting #science!
#geoscience #paleofire #hokudai #北海道大学 #北大 #札幌 #北海道 @sapporo @paleofire
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"Fire in the Earth System" 🔥🌐 has been announced as #research #highlight of the month by the @helmholtz Climate Initiative #REKLIM ("Regionale Klimaänderungen und Mensch")!
Together with Prof. Elisabeth Dietze (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen) and Dr. Birgit Heim (Alfred Wegener Institute) I provided a brief introduction to #wildfire #science, #paleofire, and our project in #Siberia.
⬇ Read it here (in German) ⬇
https://www.reklim.de/de/aktuelles-und-aktivitaeten/forschungsthema-des-monats/
