According to their findings, in a wetter Arctic with an extensive wetland cover, more methane would actually be emitted in some places – but not everywhere. This is because the evaporation of water ...

LAST summer (1891) I spent some weeks in Western Russia and Northern Germany, in order to ascertain whether the glacial fresh-water deposits of those countries contained any remains of the ...

The Arctic is heating up particularly ... This is because the evaporation of water from the moist soils cools the land surface, which inhibits plant productivity and methane production.

Researchers found that although the groundwater only makes up a fraction of the water discharged to the ... groundwater discharge in this area of the Arctic was thought to be very limited, Demir ...

As a blast of Arctic air moving into most portions of Mississippi threatens to send temperatures ... Carson said they are proud of the progress made thus far. "Both water treatment plants have ...