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Researchers study burn severity and consumption immediately after a fire

Update
August 9, 2023

The role of boreal fires in climate change in four graphics

Carbon

kathleen savage and avion brown in howland forest with methane monitoring equipment

Feature
August 7, 2023

Digging deep to understand methane fluxes in Howland Forest

Carbon

A hand holds a small pile of fine, dry soil

In The News
August 4, 2023

Shaky ground

Read on Science Mentions Jonathan Sanderman

Carbon

Soil eroding due to permafrost thaw

In The News
August 3, 2023

Google.org awards $5 million for real-time AI permafrost thaw analysis

Read on Philanthropy News Digest Mentions Anna Liljedahl

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Risk
Carbon

A screenshot of the Permafrost Discovery Gateway Imagery Viewer showing yellow polygons representing ice wedges

In The News
July 24, 2023

Google teams up with climate scientists to monitor permafrost with AI

Read on Axios Mentions Anna Liljedahl

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Risk

Dr. Anna Liljedahl with her dog in the Arctic

In The News
July 17, 2023

6 women leading the fight against climate change

Read on The Keyword Mentions Anna Liljedahl

Arctic
Carbon

smoke hangs over a forested valley

In The News
June 10, 2023

Canada’s wildfire season is off to an ‘unprecedented’ start. Here’s what it could mean for the US

Read on CNN Mentions Brendan M. Rogers

Carbon
Arctic

Carbon monitoring equipment over Howland Forest in Maine

Feature
June 1, 2023

What you should know about protecting the United States’ old forests

Carbon

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