NASA Studies How Arctic Fires Change the World

The video discusses the increasing frequency and intensity of Arctic fires, particularly in Alaska, due to climate change. These fires release significant carbon emissions, impacting global climate. Boreal forest fires differ from others due to thick organic soil layers. NASA is actively studying these fires through field campaigns and satellite observations to understand their effects on ecosystems and global health.

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