Alaska seabird die-offs, now in their fifth year, are a ‘red flag’ in warming climate
“Seabirds are indicators of the ecosystem’s functions, if not ecosystem health. These are red flags that we have to pay attention to.”
September 17, 2019
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For five years in a row, masses of dead birds have been turning up on Alaska shorelines.
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