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Nature 446, 718-221 (12 April 2007) | doi:10.1038/446718a; Published online 11 April 2007
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Despite years of speculation, little can be said for sure about the future of the Arctic's permafrost. But that's no grounds for complacency, reports Gabrielle Walker.
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