Arctic
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High Levels of Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere Could Lead to Ice-free Arctic During Summer
32 square feet of sea ice in the Arctic lost for every metric ton of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
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Secret Nazi Base Unearthed in Arctic, Reveals Secrets of WW2
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Sea Salts Could Be Causing Air Pollution in the Arctic
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Polar Bear Town Unveils the 'Lords of Arctics' -- How Dangerous are Polar Bear Encounters?
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ALERT: Shorter Sea Ice Season in Arctic Could Endanger 19 Polar Bear Populations
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ALERT: Shorter Sea Ice Season in Arctic Could Endanger 19 Polar Bear Populations
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Consequences of Climate Change: Polar Bear Population Shrinking Due to Arctic Sea Ice Melt
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Alert! Arctic Sea Ice Cover at the Second Lowest Ever Recorded, Data Shows
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Polar Bears Trap Russian Meteorologists in Remote Arctic Station 2,800 Miles from Moscow
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Southern Ocean Becoming Less Salty
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Artic Study Reveals World's Worst Mass Extinction Due to Global Warming
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Thawing Arctic Permafrost Could Release Billion Tons of Carbon in the Atmosphere
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Ancient Sea Ice Suggests Climate Change Could Occur Even Without Human Intervention
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