In the Arctic, one of the primary paths for water to flow is along water tracks, stream-like features that fill with and ...

Grise Fjord, located 3,461 kilometers (2,150 miles) from Canada's capital, Ottawa, is Canada’s northernmost permanently ...

The aquatic chemistry and flow rates in Interior Alaska’s streams are shifting in response to thawing permafrost and increased rainfall, a new study reports. The study authors found that groundwater ...

Growing carbon sources have been showing up primarily in northern Europe, Canada, Siberia, and central Alaska. Carbon sources are becoming especially prevalent in tundra and boreal environments in ...

Warming severity "hotspots" in Arctic-boreal region between 1997-2020. Christina Shintani / Woodwell Climate Research Center Map of areas that experienced vegetation climate stress in the Arctic ...

These increases in water on the landscape over time are likely a sign of thawing permafrost. Map of areas that experienced vegetation climate stress in the Arctic-boreal region between 1997-2020 as ...

Following Putin’s announcement of a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022, researchers pulled out of Siberia, stalling research on permafrost, ground continuously frozen for at ...

Climate Crisis 247. Alarming Arctic Warming Melts Permafrost In Alaska, Canada And Russia. Posted: December 14, 2024 | Last updated: December 15, 2024 ...

Glaciologist digs deep into permafrost to gauge future disasters S.N. Remya from Kerala is part of this year’s Indian Arctic Expedition, currently based at Himadri research station in Norway.

Permafrost, or ground that is frozen for 2 or more years, stretches over about 14 million square kilometers in the Northern Hemisphere, 15% of the hemisphere’s land area.

Collaborations for permafrost studies on Russian turf flourished after the Arctic Council was established in 1996, with eight Arctic nations cooperating (Canada, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway ...