“I cannot overstate this, but rapid warming in the Arctic is profoundly affecting the more than 400,000 Indigenous people who live there, and in many instances is upending their entire way of life,” said NOAA Administrator Richard Spinard.
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Arctic Report Card 2022: Rapid climate change brings extreme events to the North“I cannot overstate this, but rapid warming in the Arctic is profoundly affecting the more than 400,000 Indigenous people who live there, and in many instances is upending their entire way of life,” said NOAA Administrator Richard Spinrad.
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Human-caused climate change fuels warmer, wetter, stormier ArcticVIDEO: Get the highlights from NOAA’s 2022 ArcticReportCard & see how climate change is causing “unprecedented environmental change” in the Arctic. NOAAResearch AGU22
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The Arctic is getting warmer and stormier, and ship traffic is increasing as ice meltsNearly 150 Arctic scientists from 11 countries developed this year's Arctic Report Card.
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Prince William, Kate Middleton and kids happily pose in 2022 Christmas cardThe unveiling of the annual holiday card from the Prince and Princess of Wales is finally here.
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Prince William And Kate Middleton Released Their 2022 Family Christmas CardThe family picture was taken while the Waleses vacationed in Norfolk this summer.
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