Climate warming and active layer thaw in the boreal and tundra environments of the Mackenzie Valley

Author： Mollinga Michael Smith Sharon L Woo Ming-ko

ISSN： 1480-3313

Source： Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, Vol.44, Iss.6, 2007-06, pp. : 733-743

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