A STRANGE APPEARANCE IN SIBERIA IS A REASON FOR ALERT: Strange “bumps” have appeared on the ground, this is what is behind (VIDEO)

Rosenberg wanted to investigate how the melting of permafrost affects not only the climate but also the landscape and the lives of people in Siberia.

Scientists have been warning for some time that large areas of Siberia, which are otherwise frozen year-round regardless of the season, are slowly melting. The consequences for the climate can be extremely dangerous.

That is, scientists believe that the dissolution of permafrost releases huge amounts of greenhouse gases, which could worsen the already acute problem of climate change.

These “bumps” on the earth’s surface are described as “scars of climate change.” Due to the melting of the permafrost, part of the country “collapses” further down, and considering that some of these ledges are filled with water, the consequence is the creation of large lakes.

All of this is proof that rising temperatures dramatically change Siberian regions.

For the people who live there, it has very concrete consequences: smaller areas for grazing livestock, but also difficulty in movement due to the large bumps.

In the permafrost, that is, there is a large amount of organic material – shrubs, grass and the like. What Happens When Permafrost Melts? The organic matter it contains contains a large amount of gases, and when permafrost melts, these gases pass into the atmosphere and amplify the greenhouse effect, significantly contributing to climate change.

In addition, this year’s huge wildfires in Siberia have contributed to the melting of the permafrost up to the Arctic Circle, making the problem worse.

(Indeks.hr)