Where will this lead? At the very least, polar bears and walruses could disappear, and the Arctic’s biological system will be disrupted. Meanwhile, flooding in central Russia will become even more destructive.

ru.thebarentsobserver.com/belye-medved...

Sea ice is shrinking—since 1981, it has been decreasing by 2.7% per decade. Since 1979, 1.92 million square kilometers of ice have been lost—that’s more than the size of Alaska.

nsidc.org/sea-ice-toda...

On average, temperatures in the Arctic were 2°C warmer than usual. And between Greenland and the North Pole, they were 12°C above the average.

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