Thawing permafrost could release a long-lasting greenhouse gas at ‘surprising’ rates, says study
Thawing permafrost may give off 12 times more nitrous oxide than previously thought.
April 22, 2019
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Nitrous oxide, a powerful greenhouse gas that can deplete the ozone, could be a significant emission from thawing permafrost, a new study in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics reveals.
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