Arctic Is Now Releasing Carbon Dioxide Instead Of Storing It, According To NOAA
The Arctic is now a carbon source, instead of a carbon sink, according to a new report released by NOAA. Warming temperatures, melting permafrost and increased wildfires have contributed to the changing landscape and climate of the Arctic.
NOAA Report Finds Arctic Tundra Becoming Source of Carbon Dioxide Emissions
The transition of the Arctic from a carbon sink to a carbon source is one of the dramatic changes in the Arctic that are documented in NOAA’s 2024 Arctic Report Card. Climatic shifts are forcing plants, wildlife and the people that depend on them to rapidly adapt to a warmer, wetter and less certain world.
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