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Imagine the entire Earth. Now think about the places where all the ground is frozen solid. Do you know where

they are? What if I told you that permafrost isn't only found at the poles and that it exists

under the sea on the Tibetan plateau and on top of North America's Rocky Mountains.

For science quickly, I'm Emily Schwing.

For more than six years, researchers have been working to account for all of the planet's

frozen ground as part of the Nunataryuk Permafrost Research project. They're also going one step further to document who lives on Permafrost, makes use of it, and what its cultural significance is.

What's come of their effort is the world's first and only Permafrost Atlas of the entire Arctic.

So it's a coffee table atlas that you can open anywhere and start reading and learning about

permafrost.

Levy Westervelt is a geographer and cartographer.

He worked as an editor on the Arctic Permafrost Atlas.

I think one of the first questions we ask ourselves is what was the ultimate goal of the

Atlas and what was the audience

we were trying to reach? And quite fast, I think became clear that we wanted to create something

that was very accessible from policymakers who might not have heard of permafrost before

to children and schools that are interested to learn more in the topic.

What came of the project is a nearly 160-page document loaded with dozens of maps,

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