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The GreenFlux project investigates how climate change affects marine gas hydrates and permafrost in the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions. By analyzing seismic data and sediment cores, it aims to understand the release of greenhouse gases from these systems and their impact on global warming.
Current global warming is faster in the Arctic already affecting the region profoundly.
In the Arctic, key players that likely have a strong impact on global warming are permafrost and gas hydrates, because both host large amounts of carbon.
Permafrost and gas hydrates also likely occur offshore as relics of the Pleistocene.
Current global warming may cause melting of these marine permafrost and gas hydrates and release more greenhouse gases into the ocean or even atmosphere (climatic feedback).…
AARHUS UNIVERSITET
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Norway, Oslo
Type: SME
Activity type: Private for-profit entities (excluding Higher or Secondary Education Establishments)
SME: Yes
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