North Atlantic
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North Atlantic Meltwater from Sea and Glacial Ice Can Trigger Chain of Events, Leading to European Summer Heat Waves [Study]
The melting of long-frozen ice in the North Atlantic is caused by ongoing warming due to climate change. Click to read more.
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Fishing Gear Entanglements Increase Death Count for Endangered Whales in the North Atlantic
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Terrifying 19-Meter Monster Wave Sets World Record
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Climate Change Could Wipe Out Deep-Sea Coral Population in North Atlantic
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Global Right Whale Population Faces Extinction Due to Fish Ropes, Birth Decline
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First Cruise Ship to the Northwest Passage Leaves in August
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Killer Whales: Mysterious North Atlantic Population Prefers Snacking On Minke Whales
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Eels in a Parking Lot: Biblical Scene or Spillover from Nearby River?
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Melting Sea Ice in North Atlantic: Less-Balmy Europe May Result
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Freshwater Outflow Increases Methane Gas Levels During Ice Age
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Right Whales May Boast Unique Voices
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Atlantic 'Dead Zones' Could Cause Mass Fish Kills
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Iceberg Fleet Not to Blame for North Atlantic Cooling
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