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collapsing slope near water in siberia due to permafrost thaw

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April 11, 2022

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

Arctic

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April 4, 2022

No obituary for Earth: Scientists fight climate doom talk

Read on Associated Press News Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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Exposed permafrost thaw.

Policy Brief
March 28, 2022

Review of permafrost science in IPCC’s AR6 WG2

Arctic

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Update
March 27, 2022

Despite centuries of successful Indigenous management, the Xingu’s fire regimes are changing

Tropics

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In The News
March 24, 2022

The world’s forests do more than just store carbon, new research finds

Read on The Guardian Mentions Michael T. Coe

Tropics

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In The News
March 24, 2022

Helping any of us can help us all

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In The News
March 22, 2022

Save the forests—especially the five biggest ones

Read on The Atlantic

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In The News
March 21, 2022

Prophet of the polar vortex

Read on Scienceline Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Arctic

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