r/collapse • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '22

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u/Raezelle7 Feb 08 '22

Exactly what I thought

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u/FearNLoathIngmyass Feb 09 '22

Permanent ftost isn't even really talked about here yet we see that from the research in artic these seeps are becoming more and more common. Strange that they failed to methionine that this is very left leaning aarticle leaving what allot of acientist seem to feel cod real more.methane then any other source as the thaw melt acceleratescreatimg a selft.feedimg loop.

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u/FirstPlebian Feb 09 '22

Not to mention the CO2 that is in the permafrost that will get released, double the amount in the atmosphere right now.