Permafrost thaws only briefly in the summer. t o f brainliest

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The answer is False. Permafrost does not thaws briefly in the summer since Permafrost is all year round. As global temperature rise, the amount that frozen soil that melts is increasing. With warmer temperature, snow and ice that used to reflect sunlight is disappearing. Thus, the newly exposed soil absorbs heat from the sunlight, and encourages melting.

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