Preserving Humanity's Food Sources

The Arctic Doomsday Vault Preserving Humanity's Food Sources Flooded By Permafrost Melting

Medicine & Technology May 23, 2017

Facility Managers of the Arctic Doomsday Vault did not expect the permafrost meltwater to enter the chambers in Svaalbard, Norway. Building contractors are now improving the vault's waterproofing capability to ensure the deeds' safety and accessibility.

Preserving Humanity's Food Sources

The Arctic Doomsday Vault Preserving Humanity's Food Sources Flooded By Permafrost Melting

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