Arctic
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Methane Emitting from Arctic Seabed for Millions of Years
Apparently a natural seepage of methane has been emitting from an Arctic seabed for the last 2.7 million years, a new study reveals.
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Arctic Sea Ice May Completely Disappear in Our Lifetime
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Gene Once Helpful in Ancient Arctic Now Harmful to Us
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Antarctic Sea Ice Soars, But Arctic Ice Still Shrinking
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Long-Lost British Ship Discovered in Arctic Ice
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Ancient DNA Reveals History of Arctic's Earliest People
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Sunlight, Not Microbes, Control Carbon Release in the Arctic
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