How does CO2 go from Permafrost into the atmosphere?

ENN
Aug 21, 2014, 4:41 pm45 pts
The vast reservoir of carbon stored in Arctic permafrost is gradually being converted to carbon dioxide (CO2) after entering the freshwater system in a process thought to be controlled largely by microbial activity. However, a new study – funded by the National Science Foundation and published this week in…

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