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The ground in affected areas would lose ground as well as structures would begin to sink into the ground

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Because of the permafrost melting, bacteria that have been frozen since the ice age are now warming up and becoming active. Because these bacteria are becoming active, they are producing natural methane that being released into the atmosphere. Methane is a MAJOR greenhouse gas that is creating more warmth that melts more permafrost.

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Russia and Alaska are facing the issue of melting permafrost. The permafrost regions occupy about 25% of the Northern Hemisphere's terrestrial surface, and almost 65% of that of Russia. Warming, thawing, and degradation of permafrost have been observed in many locations in recent decades and are likely to accelerate in the future as a result of climatic change

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With the heating of the Earth comes the melting and thawing of the permafrost. This thawing revitalizes the bacteria lying dormant in the soil to release methane gas, a greenhouse gas, further heating the planet and intensifying the cycle.

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Global average surface temperature has risen at an average rate of 0.15°F per decade since 1901

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изменение климата адаптация к изменению климата устойчивость глобальное потепление

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Россия в условиях изменения климата. Все об изменении климата, уязвимости и стратегий адаптации для всех европейских стран.

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Climate change from global warming due to a positive feedback system of melting permafrost releasing more greenhouse gases specifically methane and other hydrocarbons

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Permafrost is literally the freezing of soil. The soil has two layers, the active layer and the permafrost itself. The the active layer is what we are using for building and living on. The permafrost is what keeps the ground solid and without the permafrost, everything on the active layer are sinking into the now softer soil

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The thawing of the permafrost could lead to sinkholes becoming more frequent and the compromised stability of the ground could lead to negative consequences with the structural integrity of buildings