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Arctic soils are set to release a lot of carbon—probably more than the region’s plants can absorb

By Yereth Rosen, Alaska Dispatch News December 1, 2016
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As temperatures have risen in the Arctic and worldwide, so have worries about how much carbon might stream into the atmosphere from warmer soils.

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