Question

question: whats released into the atmosphere as a result of the arctic permafrost melting? answer options: select one of four chlorofluorocarbon ozone methane hydrofluorocarbons

Explanation:

Arctic permafrost melting releases methane. Permafrost contains organic matter that, when thawed, decomposes and releases methane (a potent greenhouse gas). Chlorofluorocarbons are man - made and harm the ozone layer, ozone is in the stratosphere (not released from permafrost melting), and hydrofluorocarbons are synthetic greenhouse gases not from permafrost.

Answer:

Methane