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Hudson Bay polar bears now considered most likely to survive future sea ice loss

Hudson Bay polar bears now considered most likely to survive future sea ice loss
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Wyoming Professor s Proof: Emissions Harm Polar Bear Cubs

Together with partners, a University of Wyoming professor has calculated data to prove that greenhouse gas emissions are hurting polar bear survival rates.

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Wyoming Professor s Proof: Emissions Harm Polar Bear Cubs

Together with partners, a University of Wyoming professor has calculated data to prove that greenhouse gas emissions are hurting polar bear survival rates.

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Wyoming Professor s Proof: Emissions Harm Polar Bear Cubs

Together with partners, a University of Wyoming professor has calculated data to prove that greenhouse gas emissions are hurting polar bear survival rates.

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