Environment
Arctic Update: Temperatures Rising Faster Than Anywhere Else on Earth
As scientists continue to monitor the Arctic for changes in the face of climate change, they recently discovered some staggering new information - temperatures in the region are rising twice as fast as anywhere else on Earth, a new NOAA-led report says.
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