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Resolving circumarctic zero-curtain phenomena with AI-integrated earth observations
Across the circumarctic, permafrost landscapes store approximately 1700 billion metric tons of organic carbon-nearly twice atmospheric levels-yet reservoir stability depends on the zero-curtain, a subsurface thermal plateau that emerges when latent heat maintains soil temperatures near 0 °C during f
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