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Sue Natali speaks at Session 4 at TED2022: A New Era. April 10-14, 2002, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Photo by Stacie McChesney/TED

Sue Natali: How ancient Arctic carbon threatens everyone on the planet
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Tracking permafrost thaw will help Alaska communities better adapt to climate change
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Quick Talk... with Susan M. Natali, senior scientist and Arctic program director at the Woodwell Climate Research Center
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Donors Pledge $41 Million to Monitor Thawing Arctic Permafrost
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The Great Siberian Thaw
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Review of permafrost science in IPCC’s AR6
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The major emitter that’s missing from climate negotiations
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How much worse will thawing Arctic permafrost make climate change?

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Carbon dioxide loss outpaces uptake in many regions of Alaska and Northwest Canada
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Climate Change is Rapidly Transforming the Arctic: Why Everybody Should Care
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Commentary: Permafrost carbon threatens global climate goals
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Impacts of permafrost thaw and wildfires on global carbon budgets
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Arctic fires, thawing permafrost pose growing threat to climate
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Rights, Resilience and Community-led Relocation: Creating a National Governance Framework
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Carbon loss from permafrost thaw may be twice as high as thought
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Usteq: integrating indigenous knowledge and social and physical sciences to coproduce knowledge and support community-based adaptation
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