How an accelerated warming cycle in Alaska’s Bering Sea is creating ecological havoc
“We’ve fallen off the cliff. We’re not approaching the cliff. We’ve fallen off it.”
July 31, 2019
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In the Bering Strait region, where a narrow passage separates Alaska from Russia and links the Arctic Ocean to the Pacific, the sea ice is long gone and mayhem has taken hold in the marine environment.
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