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Scientists Revived 48,500-Year-Old Permafrost Virus

Thawing Arctic permafrost might reawaken ancient pathogens, endangering animals and humans.

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Scientists fear that thawing permafrost might release pandemics, waste, and disrupt ecosystems.

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NASA scientist stresses permafrost freezing to minimise environmental issues.

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According to study, a sudden thaw exposes old permafrost, releasing chemicals and bacteria.

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The quick thawing of permafrost releases chemicals and microbes, according to a study.

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NASA scientist warns about Methuselah bacteria' unknown effects on Arctic ecosystems.

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Miner warns that ancient bacteria may affect soil and vegetation, increasing climate change.

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It is unknown how ancient microbes will react to modern environments; there is no experiment to run.

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Miner recommends against thawing and climate change to avoid permafrost dangers.

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