Permafrost, wetland, wildfire and freshwater emissions could amplify climate change by up to 30%, study finds
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Permafrost, wetland, wildfire and freshwater emissions could amplify climate change by up to 30%, study finds

A recent study highlights that thawing permafrost, wetlands, wildfires, and freshwater emissions could exacerbate climate change by up to 30% due to the release of methane and carbon dioxide from decaying organic matter. This underscores the urgent need for policies addressing climate resilience and mitigation strategies in the context of Arctic changes.

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