The Arctic tundra has historically helped reduce global emissions. But rising temperatures and wildfires in the region are changing that, scientists say.

We stop half a dozen times to take the permafrost's vital signs, trekking out across the scarlet-and-gold tundra, armed with probe, computer and shotgun (in case of wayward grizzlies). When we ...

The dire wolf is no longer extinct. Meet the world’s first de-extinct animals. The science of de-extinction is to analyze the ...

It keeps drinks and food cold or warm for days with 3 inches of PermaFrost insulation. These Tundra Coolers are built tough with a RotoMolded construction that’s designed to make it “virtually ...

If current trends continue, Yedoma permafrost could have dire implications on global climate patterns. The Alaskan Tundra is another hotspot rapidly changing due to permafrost thawing. This ...

On Kotelnyy he’s noticed that as the permafrost thaws and settles each summer, mammoth tusks resting on a layer of ice below begin to peek out of the tundra. “Every year there’s another crop ...

Permafrost’s potential to warm the planet ... Those discoveries led Tape to search photographs for other tundra newcomers. “As soon as I thought about beavers, I seized on it,” he said.

As the name would suggest, permafrost in the far north was long considered to be, well, more or less permanent, emphasizing the stability of the Earth system. But more recently, researchers have come ...

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Another important aspect the scientists study in the Arctic is how wildfires influence the permafrost. Landscape fires trigger soil erosion processes: the tundra's upper cover, being left without ...