How do People Adapt to Alaskan Climate?
People have adapted to Alaskan climate in many ways. One of these ways is adapting to permafrost. Permafrost is when the soil in the ground is frozen for more than 2 years. Because of rising temperatures, or otherwise known as global warming, the ground has begun to thaw overtime. When permafrost melts, the land above it can shape. Permafrost can also release a lot of carbon, which can lead to a long time climate change. Many people have rebuilt their houses in different locations to avoid their house sustaining damage. Roads are also being rebuilt due to permafrost. The result of thawing has cost billions dollars of damage. Vladimir Romanovsky, who is the boss of the University of Alaska’s Permafrost
People have adapted to Alaskan climate in many ways. One of these ways is adapting to permafrost. Permafrost is when the soil in the ground is frozen for more than 2 years. Because of rising temperatures, or otherwise known as global warming, the ground has begun to thaw overtime. When permafrost melts, the land above it can shape. Permafrost can also release a lot of carbon, which can lead to a long time climate change. Many people have rebuilt their houses in different locations to avoid their house sustaining damage. Roads are also being rebuilt due to permafrost. The result of thawing has cost billions dollars of damage. Vladimir Romanovsky, who is the boss of the University of Alaska’s Permafrost