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More interactions between humans and polar bears are likely as sea ice melts due to climate change, scientists say - WEIS

As scientists anticipate another unintended consequence of climate change that could pose a threat to both humans and wildlife, they are finding ways to use technology to combat those threats. Global warming continues to trigger the mass melting of Arctic sea ice, causing polar bears to begin gravitating toward land, scientists from Polar Bears International

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More interactions between humans and polar bears are likely as sea ice melts due to climate change, scientists say

As global warming continues to trigger the mass melting of Arctic sea ice, polar bears are starting to gravitate toward land.

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More interactions between humans and polar bears are likely as sea ice melts due to climate change, scientists say

More interactions between humans and polar bears are likely as sea ice melts due to climate change, scientists say
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More interactions between humans and polar bears are likely as sea ice melts due to climate change, scientists say

Patrick J. Endres/Getty ImagesAs scientists anticipate another unintended consequence of climate change that could pose a threat to both humans and wildlife,

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