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Ice on the Edge of Survival: Warming Is Changing the Arctic – NBC Los Angeles

The Arctic is warming three times faster than the rest of the planet and is on such a knife’s edge of survival that the U.N. climate negotiations underway in.

United statesGlasgow cityUnited kingdomFrance generalUniversity of alaska fairbanksWaleed abdalatiJohn walshDavid baltonJohn waghiyi jrBering seaAssociated pressAssessment programIce data centerUniversity of manitobaInuit circumpolar councilUniversity of colorado

The Arctic is changing because of warming, some glaciers doomed

Scientists and activists say the ongoing negotiations at the U.N. climate conference may determine the fate of the northern polar region.

United statesGlasgow cityUnited kingdomFrance generalUniversity of alaska fairbanksWaleed abdalatiJohn walshDavid baltonJohn waghiyi jrBering seaAssociated pressAssessment programIce data centerUniversity of manitobaInuit circumpolar councilUniversity of colorado

Ice on the edge of survival: Warming is changing the Arctic

The Arctic is warming three times faster than the rest of the Earth and it's on the knife edge of survival

United statesGlasgow cityUnited kingdomFrance generalUniversity of alaska fairbanksWaleed abdalatiJohn walshDavid baltonJohn waghiyi jrBering seaAssociated pressAssessment programIce data centerUniversity of manitobaInuit circumpolar councilUniversity of colorado

The Arctic is changing because of warming, some glaciers doomed

Scientists and activists say the ongoing negotiations at the U.N. climate conference may determine the fate of the northern polar region.

United statesGlasgow cityUnited kingdomFrance generalUniversity of alaska fairbanksWaleed abdalatiJohn walshDavid baltonJohn waghiyi jrBering seaAssociated pressAssessment programIce data centerUniversity of manitobaInuit circumpolar councilUniversity of colorado

The Arctic is changing because of warming, some glaciers doomed

Scientists and activists say the ongoing negotiations at the U.N. climate conference may determine the fate of the northern polar region.

United statesGlasgow cityUnited kingdomFrance generalUniversity of alaska fairbanksWaleed abdalatiJohn walshDavid baltonJohn waghiyi jrBering seaAssociated pressAssessment programIce data centerUniversity of manitobaInuit circumpolar councilUniversity of colorado

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