More research in the unknown role of microbes in thaw lakes is urgently needed, a new review paper by NESSC-scientists underlines. Permafrost areas across the globe are slowly thawing
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Young soils in the East Siberian Arctic provide the majority of released greenhouse gases, a new NESSC article , published in Nature Communications, shows. Rising temperatures in the Arctic
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On Sunday 16 December 2018, NESSC organises the fourth edition of its annual NESSC Christmas lecture. The 2018 NESSC Chrismas lecture will be held by climate researcher Jorien Vonk (VU
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Wetlands like peat bogs and marshlands, and freshwater systems like rivers and lakes, are set to become an even larger source of the powerful greenhouse gas methane in the
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Even during summer, NESSC-scientists stay busy! Researcher Joshua Dean is currently on fieldwork in the Siberian Arctic tundra, collecting water samples. There certainly has been no shortage of water this
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