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Chris Baraniuk, and ,Knowable Magazine

Melting permafrost could expose millions to invisible cancer-causing gas

Cancer Arctic Greenland

Deep in the frozen ground of the north, a radioactive hazard has lain trapped for millennia. But UK scientist Paul Glover realized some years back that it wouldn’t always be that way: One day it might get out.

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