How Permafrost Thaw Threatens Canada’s North
Permafrost thaw is a major contributor to global carbon emissions. In addition, it also affects the health of northern Indigenous communities.
Author: Nicole Bitter
Nicole is a recent graduate in the environmental field from the Greater Toronto Area, Canada. She has focused her studies on topics such as water quality, invasive species, pollinator conservation, and resource management. She has also worked on projects within urban forestry and stewardship.
Turning her efforts towards blogging, she hopes to share her love and knowledge for the environment by reaching a wider audience and foster support for the sustainability movement.
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