Permafrost
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Melting Glaciers in Tibet Unleashed Mysterious 15,000-Year-Old Viruses
Recently, scientists discovered close to 15,000-years-old viruses in the melting glaciers of Tibet, China that humans aren't aware of before now. Most of these viruses remained alive since they had stayed frozen in ice.
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Melting of Arctic Permafrost Brings Long-dead Viruses Back
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The Melting Permafrost Is Leaking Acid In The Arctic
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As Peatlands Thaw, Two Gases Much Worse Than Carbon Are Being Unchained
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LOOK: 7,000 Mysterious Methane Bubbles Formed Underground in Siberia Could Explode Anytime
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This Eerie 'Doorway to the Underworld' Crater in Siberia Grows More Massive Each Year
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Thawing Arctic Permafrost Could Release Billion Tons of Carbon in the Atmosphere
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Climate Change Blamed for the Anthrax Outbreak in Russia
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Changing Winter Climate Causing Permafrost Below Shallow Arctic Lakes to Thaw
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Wildfires Increase Rate Of Permafrost Thaw In Arctic Tundra, Researchers Say
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Arctic Melt Could Release Several Giant Viruses, Say Researchers
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Warming Climate May Release Massive Carbon Storehouse from Arctic Soils
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Arctic Permafrost May Help Us Adapt to Climate Change
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