A climate scientist explains what the melting Arctic means for the world (World Economic Forum)

23 January, 2020 Kevin McGwin Related Thinks Leave a comment

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Published by the World Economic Forum
23 Jan 2020
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We’ve all seen the pictures: a forlorn polar bear stranded on an ice floe – the living symbol of global warming melting the ice caps.

We worry for the polar bears, but most of us are unaware that Arctic melting could be just as dangerous for us.

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