Permafrost thaw beneath Arctic lakes poses surprise pollution threat

  

Image courtesy of (AP/EmrahGurel). 

 Joel Kontinen

Climate change has been in the news recently, in spite of the winter weather in America and England. but is the weather caused by carbon dioxide or is there something that most scientist do not understand.

”As the Arctic gets warmer, large quantities of greenhouse gas could be released from the sediment at the bottom of lakes, a source that has previously been overlooked.

The frozen soil of the Arctic has already started to thaw, triggering the release of more methane and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. This climate feedback is well known, but most modelling only accounts for thawing in the top 3 metres of Arctic soil.”

Source:

Madeleine Cuff 2025 Permafrost thaw beneath Arctic lakes poses surprise pollution threat | New Scientist 6 January 

 

Reseerches Find Baby Dinosaurs In The Artic

 

Joel Kontinen

Baby dinosaurs are according to secular scientist living in the artic, year around, According to a study, they found more than a hundered baby dinosaurs roughly 70 millions years ago,

“Researchers have known that dinosaurs lived in  polar regions since oil workers found dinosaur bones there in the 1950s, Erickson said. In the following decades, scientists with the University of Alaska Museum of the North discovered the remains of teensy baby dinosaurs in the state.”

This can be interpreted by the flood of Noah’s day,  It produced dinosaurs, crocodiles and raven sized birds at the same time,

Source:

Geggel.  Laura. 2021.  Baby dinosaurs hatched in the Arctic 70 million years ago Live Science 28 June