Arctic Ocean
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Arctic Temperature Slowdown May Curb Arctic Warming by 2°C, But Risks Remain
New study finds that a slowdown in a major ocean current could lower projected Arctic warming by 2°C, offering limited relief, but ongoing climate risks to ecosystems and weather patterns persist.
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Salmon in Arctic Ocean? Animals Expand Due to Climate Change Impacts
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Sea Ice in the Arctic Ocean: More Mobile, Fragmented, and Unpredictable Than Ever
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Giant Viruses Found Infecting Microscopic Algae in a Rare Arctic Lake
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Arctic Amplification: Arctic Global Warming is Occurring Almost Four Times Faster Than the Rest of the World: New Study
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Ocean Currents Would Not Be Disrupted by Melting Ice Caps
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Sinkholes with the Size of City Blocks Have Opened on the Arctic Seabed, What Could They Be?
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Floating Microplastics in European Rivers May Soon Accumulate in the Arctic Ocean
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Living with Ancient Fossils: Sponge Gardens Discovered Thriving Under the Arctic Ocean
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Arctic Warming Began Decades Earlier Than Records Suggest
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Unusual Sea Sponge Movement in the Arctic Ocean is Remarkable But Comes at a Horrific Price
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Aww! More Than 50 Polar Bears Are Stranded in a Russian Village Due to Melting Ice
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300 Billion Pieces of Trash: Garbage 'Hotspot' Found in the Arctic Ocean, Plastic Pollution More Grave Than Ever
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