New Svalbard study: ‘We are playing with fire. It highlights the urgency for action’
February 19, 2025
Scientists in Norway have observed for the first time that meltwater from glaciers on Svalbard is helping to release ancient methane deep in the rocks into the atmosphere, Centre for ice, Cryosphere, Carbon and Climate (iC3) reported.
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