Newly discovered population of polar bears could dodge impacts of climate change
Previously unknown polar bear population has improvised a unique way to hunt seals that could help them to survive effects of global warming
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Previously unknown polar bear population has improvised a unique way to hunt seals that could help them to survive effects of global warming
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The Arctic sea ice size in September has decreased 13% per decade since the late 1970s. A claim online suggesting otherwise is missing context.
A recent study has found that Antarctica sea ice is at a record low, and ice at the south pole has shrunk below 772,000 square miles.
Annual climate data for Ireland and Sweden show warming since 1988. There has been no trend in Antarctic sea ice, though the ice shelf is melting.