Arctic
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Regions Previously Unaffected by Fires Face Extreme Risks by the End of Century
As shown in a new UN article, intense forest fires will be extra common, boosting from roughly 50% by the turn of the era. According to the analysis, there is an increased danger in the Polar regions as well as various formerly untouched areas.
Latest Research Articles
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UN Agency Confirms 100-Degree Heat in Siberia as Highest Temperature Ever Recorded in Arctic
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Study Reveals That Fire Accelerates Permafrost Degradation in Arctic Alaska
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Rainfall Could Possibly Replace Snowfall in the Arctic Sooner Than Expected
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What Can Scientists Do to Save "Noah's Ark," Arctic's Last Ice Area?
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Soot From Wildfires in California and Siberia is Reaching Arctic, Melting Polar Ice
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'Ecological Trap'- Arctic No Longer Safe for Migrating Animals Due to Rising Temperatures
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A Huge Hole Seemingly Appeared Out of Nowhere in the Arctic's "Last Ice" Surface
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Incest Between Arctic Polar Bears Now Alarmingly Common Due to Climate Change
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Researchers Measure How Arctic Responds to Climate Change and Rapid Warming
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An Irreversible Arctic Tipping Point May Already Be Triggered, Scientists Warn
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Rapid Warming in the Arctic Awakens ‘Zombie Fires’ That Refuse to Die
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Climate Change is Forcing Grizzly and Polar Bears to Mate, Resulting in 'Pizzly' Hybrids