Collaborate Disseminate
The economic losses of climate change, both past and future, are outlined in two new studies this week. Continue reading Arctic Warming Will Cost At Least $24 Trillion More Than We Thought, Study Finds
Yuka the woolly mammoth died a long time ago, but scientists gave her cells a short second life in mouse egg cells. Continue reading Scientists Reawaken Cells From a 28,000-Year-Old Mammoth
An experimental technique for measuring potent methane emissions in the Arctic proved successful. Continue reading Scientists Used Satellites to Spot Arctic Methane From Space
About 45 percent of globally important oil and gas fields in the Russian Arctic are located in zones made hazardous by permafrost melt, scientists said. Continue reading Arctic Towns, Railways, and Pipelines At Risk of Permafrost Thaw Damage
“This is the first find in the world of a prehistoric horse of such a young age and with such an amazing level of preservation.” Continue reading Melting Permafrost Reveals Gnarly 30,000-Year-Old Baby Horse
Turns out permafrost soil contains nearly twice as much mercury as all other soils, the ocean, and the atmosphere combined. Continue reading Climate Change Could Unleash Huge Amounts of Mercury From Permafrost
Twenty three “frozen debris lobes” are nearing Alaska’s Dalton Highway, and climate change could be to blame. Continue reading Icy Debris Blobs Are Creeping Closer to Alaska’s Only Road to the Arctic
Vancouver, Halifax, and Tuktoyaktuk are on the front lines. Continue reading Sea Level Rise Will Completely Reshape Canada by 2100
Climate change is completely reshaping the region. Continue reading I Travelled to the Arctic to Plunge a Probe Into the Thawing Permafrost
Scientists debate the dangers of a new plague emerging from permafrost thaws. Continue reading Is Undead Smallpox Reemerging From Siberian Graves?