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In places as cold as Longyearbyen there is what's known as permafrost.
You see, "perma" means permit me to show you how to put this word into Google so you can find out that permafrost is where the ground stays below freezing permanently.
Enjoying your new permafrost, Olaf?
Okay, so you've probably heard of permafrost.
Maybe it was a story of researchers finding a frozen baby mammoth in some permafrost.
High CO2 levels in the ocean, massive influxes of methane from sea beds and permafrost,
Permafrost is thawing.
Widespread thawing and melting of permafrost due to rising temperatures releases carbon, with some of that carbon being released as methane.
Widespread thawing and melting of permafrost due to rising temperatures releases carbon,
again one of our major themes, this would be in the permafrost. So as permafrost starts
to warm the permafrost. Which is going to create more methane gas. And so you know we
Glaciers, sea ice, permafrost, ice sheets, and snow play an important role in Earth's climate.
Glaciers, sea ice, permafrost, ice sheets and snow play an important role in Earth’s
Alaska, cold places that also have plants, they contain huge carbon reserves that are trapped in permafrost, ground that's frozen year-round.
But as permafrost melts, these dead plants decompose,
On land frozen water forms glaciers, icesheets, permafrost and snow