Long‐term anoxia and release of ancient, labile carbon upon thaw of Pleistocene permafrost

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@MikePeacock86 https://t.co/lge8Hakg6N See Figure 1 Permafrost 🤷‍♂️

@clairetreat interesting...N leaching/losses understudied. We also observed really high NH4+ in yedoma: https://t.co/cXeiEGB6yz

RT @jon_a_odonnell: Our new paper in GRL: Long-term production and storage of labile DOC in deep yedoma permafrost in Alaska https://t.co/2…

RT @AlaskaNPS: Permafrost thaw may result in rapid release of carbon to the atmosphere, due to chemistry of carbon in ancient ice. https:/…

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