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Polar Bears Getting "Fatter and Healthier" Amid Ice Loss

Polar Bear · Norway

Polar Bears Getting "Fatter and Healthier" Amid Ice Loss

55% Center coverage: 36 sources

Scientists think that Svalbard bears have adapted to recent ice loss by eating more land-based prey.See the Story

‘Creeping snow drought’: Canadian research shows less snowpack a concern — DAVE CHIDLEY/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Environment & Climate · Canada

‘Creeping snow drought’: Canadian research shows less snowpack a concern

75% Left coverage: 12 sources

New research shows less snowpack in certain regions of Canada can have wide-ranging effects on everything from farms and wildlife to the broader economy.See the Story

Mineral dust accelerates Greenland ice sheet melt by promoting algae growth

Environment · Greenland

Mineral dust accelerates Greenland ice sheet melt by promoting algae growth

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

Large-scale melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet is irreversible and happening at a rapid rate, and now a new international study is the first to understand why. A University of Waterloo scientist and a team of international collaborators found that airborne mineral dust and other aerosols are directly connected to how much algae grows on the ice. The algae interfere with albedo, or the reflection of the sun's rays, exacerbating melting. The work …See the Story

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Study Finds Ocean Damage Nearly Doubles Climate Cost Estimates — Jean-Christophe MILHET / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Study Finds Ocean Damage Nearly Doubles Climate Cost Estimates — Jean-Christophe MILHET / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Study Finds Ocean Damage Nearly Doubles Climate Cost Estimates

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