Sea ice
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'Near Threatened' Beluga Whales in Danger as Arctic Sea Ice Shrinks Due to Global Warming
As the Arctic sea ice continues to disappear, Beluga whales are running out of food. Beluga whales are classified as a "near threatened" species by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature.
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Polar Bear Population Likely to Plummet by 30% Due to Rapid Melting of Sea Ice
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Sea Ice in Both Arctic and Antarctic Sea Reaches All Time Low, Scientists Shocked
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High Levels of Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere Could Lead to Ice-free Arctic During Summer
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Climate Change: Warming Summers Could Completely Melt Old Arctic Sea Ice
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Arctic Bearded Seals Listed Under Endangered Species Act for Survival From Climate Change
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Ancient Sea Ice Suggests Climate Change Could Occur Even Without Human Intervention
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First Cruise Ship to the Northwest Passage Leaves in August
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Unique Plumbing System of Greenland Ice Sheet Revealed
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Marine Bottom-Dwellers Combat Climate Change in Antarctica?
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Polar Bear Secrets: Starvation is Inevitable, Say Experts
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Greenland Glaciers: How Their Ebb and Flow will Impact Sea Level Rise
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Warming Climate May Release Massive Carbon Storehouse from Arctic Soils
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