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Permafrost in Siberia. Photo by Chris Linder

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August 2, 2021

Geologists identify two methane-emitting strips hundreds of miles long in Siberia

Read on The Washington Post Mentions R. Max Holmes

Arctic

arctic permafrost soil and vegetation

Update
July 29, 2021

Carbon dioxide loss outpaces uptake in many regions of Alaska and Northwest Canada

Arctic

A soldier leads an ox through fields outside Pyongyang. Photo by Oleg Znamenskiy

Policy Brief
July 28, 2021

Converging crises in North Korea

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Update
July 26, 2021

Woodwell partners with EDF to assess and improve soil carbon markets

Carbon

Beckwourth Complex fire, northern California. / photo by Margo Dunson

Update
July 22, 2021

Are climate extremes worsening faster than expected?

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In The News
July 20, 2021

In summer of apocalyptic weather, concerns emerge over climate science blind spot

Read on Axios Mentions Philip B. Duffy

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Flooding in Bliesheim, Rhein-Erft-District in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, July 2021. Photo: Stadt Erftstadt

In The News
July 16, 2021

‘It is all connected’: Extreme weather in the age of climate change

Read on New York Times Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

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jefferson county washington forest and mountain peaks

Feature
July 15, 2021

US communities ‘LEARN’ the carbon value of their trees

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