Arctic Permafrost: Methane Emissions and Tipping Points
New sensor networks quantify abrupt thaw hotspots and methane fluxes across vulnerable landscapes.
Sven Larsson
Integrated satellite and ground sensors map thermokarst formation and methane release, revealing spatially clustered hotspots that can accelerate regional warming.
Management
Data-informed mitigation focuses on wetland restoration and fire management to reduce thaw triggers.
FAQs
Runaway effect? Local feedbacks are strong; global outcomes depend on emissions trajectories.
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