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Permafrost GHG loss may persist under global net-zero, net-negative emissions -study

Published 11:44 on February 16, 2025  /  Last updated at 16:47 on February 16, 2025  /  Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, Nature-based, Voluntary

Melting permafrost in the northern hemisphere is likely to continue releasing greenhouse gases even under stringent climate mitigation efforts, potentially weakening the effectiveness of CO2 removal (CDR) strategies, a new study warns.
Melting permafrost in the northern hemisphere is likely to continue releasing greenhouse gases even under stringent climate mitigation efforts, potentially weakening the effectiveness of CO2 removal (CDR) strategies, a new study warns.


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