Carbon time-bomb in permafrost zones?
In a recent Bioscience paper, an international team of scientists warned that the twice as much carbon is locked up in the world's permafrost regions than previously thought.
From This Issue
Carbon time-bomb in permafrost zones?
Natural riches brilliantly captured
Opening a door to energy literacy
Events calendar
A platform for growth
Healing by the community spirit
Balancing living standards and environmental pressures
The Ten Commitments
The sun rises slowly for Australian solar
Encountering mutual respect
Speaking up on Asia Pacific sea-level rise impacts
ETS may see demise of native forests
Plantstones for soil carbon storage
Sustaining our iconic north
The underground conservation frontier
The Green RIG – driving eco-education
Inside ecovillage life
Is kangaroo really a more sustainable choice?
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