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A researcher takes a measurement on a shoreline eroding due to permafrost thaw

In The News
April 18, 2022

A new program aims to monitor, mitigate and adapt to Arctic-wide thaw

Read on Arctic Today Mentions Susan M. Natali, John P. Holdren

Arctic

In The News
April 11, 2022

Donors pledge $41 million to monitor thawing Arctic permafrost

Read on New York Times Mentions Susan M. Natali, John P. Holdren

Arctic

collapsing slope near water in siberia due to permafrost thaw

Feature
April 11, 2022

Woodwell launches new project monitoring, combatting the effects of permafrost thaw

Arctic

A hand holds a hand-drawn sign that reads "There is no planet B"

In The News
April 4, 2022

No obituary for Earth: Scientists fight climate doom talk

Read on Associated Press News Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Arctic
Risk

Exposed permafrost thaw.

Policy Brief
March 28, 2022

Review of permafrost science in IPCC’s AR6 WG2

Arctic

A snowy Arctic mountain with grey clouds overhead

In The News
March 21, 2022

Prophet of the polar vortex

Read on Scienceline Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Arctic

teenagers playing soccer in the rain in a park in Brazil

Update
March 21, 2022

A warmer world means snow, rain will be much less predictable

Risk
Arctic

Arctic field work, photo by John Schade

In The News
March 9, 2022

Ukraine’s conflict has rippled all the way to the Arctic circle

Read on Time Mentions Susan M. Natali

Arctic

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