Warning signs about the impact of climate change on the Arctic have intensified over the past 40 years, and many of the areas with the fastest and most extreme changes are in Siberia, Alaska and Canada’s Northwest Territories. This is according to research published in the journal “Geophysical Research Letters”. To identify these areas a team of researchers used more than 30 years of geospatial data and temperature records. He defined indicators of ecosystem vulnerability in three categories: temperature, humidity and vegetation. Its goal was to create a more complete picture of climate and ecosystem changes in the Arctic. According to the findings, the most significant increase in soil temperature between 1997-2020 occurred in the eastern Siberian tundra and across central Siberia. While some hot spots in Siberia and Canada’s Northwest Territories became drier, researchers found additional increases in surface water and flooding in parts of North America, including central Canada and the Delta […]
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