leads the “Climate-Biosphere interactions” working group at MPI-M and is co-chair of the “Carbon Dynamics in the Arctic” working group of the Cluster of Excellence Climate, Climatic Change and Society ...

However, when it comes to detailed predictions of how much the climate will change in the coming decades and what impact this will have, some uncertainties remain. For instance, it is still unclear ...

If we are to address climate change, it is of course imperative to ... But there is more. Carbon in the Arctic resides mostly in the soil. There is more carbon in Arctic soils than in all the ...

Large parts of the Arctic that once took up more carbon that they released have become net carbon sources in recent years, contributing to climate change. (Arctic Report Card 2024 image ...

Grist is a nonprofit, independent media organization dedicated to telling stories of climate solutions and a just future. As the Arctic reacts to the planet-warming gases that humans have pumped ...

Ecological warning lights have blinked on across the Arctic ... metrics of change and looked at multiple variables at once to create a more complete, integrated picture of climate and ecosystem ...

And natural landscapes, like the Arctic tundra, are losing their ability to help reduce emissions. Simultaneously, the impacts of climate change are growing, increasing Arctic wildfires ...

The Arctic Ocean is undergoing rapid changes due to climate change, with sea ice melting at an unprecedented rate. A new study has raised alarming concerns, predicting that the Arctic could ...

and that rapid change is going to continue into the future." Yes, but: Moon said the Arctic hasn't slipped into a new normal, stable state — its climate is now far more unstable and extreme ...

Iñupiat ancestral lands. The Arctic is one of the areas most visibly impacted by human-caused climate change, with some areas becoming almost unrecognizable in recent years. Former Denali park ...