Observational analysis reveals climate change and methane emission trends in Arctic waters, indicating the need for enhanced monitoring systems.
In the tenth multidisciplinary expedition under the geosystems research program of the Shirshov Institute of Oceanology of the Russian Academy of Sciences “European Arctic: Geological Record of Environmental and Climate Change” to the Barents and Kara seas in July-August 2024, new data on atlantification and methane emission were obtained on the Eurasian Western Arctic Shelf. The research is aimed at developing a National system for monitoring climate change and climate-active substances based on the use of moored autonomous platforms, observatories, and vessel based observations.
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