Warm on top, cold below: Unexpected greenhouse gas effect in lakes

ScienceDaily
Sep 9, 2019, 10:47 am28 pts
A research team has examined how the ongoing climate warming affects the 'behavior' of lakes. The researchers found out why, in near-bottom waters, lakes may even cool down despite warming at the surface, and what the consequences are for the production and emission of greenhouse gases.

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