Warming depletes Arctic soil's nitrogen stores, irreversibly increasing CO₂ emissions

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Jul 2, 2025, 1:00 pm198 ptsTrendingTop
A study led by the UAB and the CREAF shows that the loss of nitrogen from Arctic soil not only deprives plants of a vital nutrient but also contributes, proportionally and irreversibly, to increased CO2 emissions. The study was conducted in subarctic grasslands in Iceland, at a site where natural geothermal…

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