The Melting of Permafrost Ice in the North and Its Relevance To Climate Change

For thousands of years, permafrost ice in the Northern Region of Earth has remained frozen and unchanged. But eventually, it has to be known that layers of permafrost ice have become unstable and melt. Scientists who study permafrost realize that this is one of the harmful effects of climate change, as there is a correlation between it and melting permafrost.