Grist

FEBRUARY 10, 2023

But there was reason to hope for Milne Fjord: For years, scientists believed this area, home to the oldest and thickest ice in the northern hemisphere, would survive the worst effects of global warming. Even if we do manage to limit global warming to the goal of 1.5 degrees C (2.7

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Climate change Global warming Carbon Soil 96

Grist

JULY 24, 2019

The emerald ash borer, native to Asia, has been devouring ash trees from the Midwest to Pennsylvania since 2002, and the brown marmorated stink bug, also from Asia, has eaten its way through orchards in 43 states to date. Before coming to the U.S., Land use, pollution, fire history—all factor into ecology.

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Agriculture Asia Climate change Medicine 83

AGreenLiving

MAY 25, 2021

of forest areas burned in the boreal forests between 2002 and 2018. Scientists have now warned that continued global warming may lead to increased damage from zombie fires. . “But in these areas in the high north, in the boreal forest, about 90% of the carbon that is emitted comes from the soil.”

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Global warming Soil Climate change Carbon 28

AGreenLiving

JULY 6, 2020

These beavers carry dead trees and shrubs to create dams, resulting in new lakes that flood the permafrost soil and release methane. ” The study found that the number of dams in a 100-square-kilometer area around Kotzebue increased from two in 2002 to about 98 in 2019. This is a staggering 5000% increase in the number of dams.

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Methane Climate change Soil Carbon 28

Business Green

FEBRUARY 15, 2023

If you took a cubic-metre sample of the soil here, around 90 per cent of the content would be water, with the rest made up of partially decayed vegetation and organic matter that contain vast amounts of carbon. In fact, peatland contains up to 50 per cent carbon content, compared to the two per cent typically found in mineral soil.

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Methane Carbon Biodiversity Soil 65