Polar bears face extinction in Svalbard and Arctic Russia
“I believe the polar bears in 50 years time will live only in northern Canada and in Greenland.”
July 7, 2021
In 50 years, there might be no more polar bears in far northern archipelagos such as Svalbard, says the leader of an international polar bear group.
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