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This project focuses on understanding the impact of thawing permafrost and methane hydrates on global carbon emissions. By studying the East Siberian Arctic Ocean, it aims to quantify carbon release and improve predictions of climate change effects.
The enormous quantities of frozen carbon in the Arctic, held in shallow soils and sediments, act as “capacitors” of the global carbon system.
Thawing permafrost (PF) and collapsing methane hydrates are top candidates to cause a net transfer of carbon from land/ocean to the atmosphere this century, yet uncertainties abound.
Our program targets the East Siberian Arctic Ocean (ESAO), the World’s largest shelf sea, as it holds 80% of coastal PF, 80% of subsea PF and 75% of shallow hydrates.
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