Scientists have identified two separate climate regimes emerging in the Siberian Arctic as temperatures rise, each with different implications for permafrost thaw and the potential release of vast methane reserves long locked beneath frozen ground.
Arctic warming creates two distinct climate regimes in Siberia, raising methane release risk
Scientists have identified two separate climate regimes emerging in the Siberian Arctic as temperatures rise, each with different implications for permafrost thaw and the potential release of vast methane reserves long locked beneath frozen ground.
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