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Climate change has had major effects all over the world, but most noticeably in the Arctic where sea ice continues to melt, causing disruptions to both humans and wildlife. NBC News’ Kevin Tibbles spoke to researchers in the area about how this community has been impacted by climate change.

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It's a four warning he said yeah Dan Quayle was born in Us in the 90s and nothing's happened yet none of the things he said would happen happened

thomasengland
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Our Earth is under threat! Our way of life is the threat...

willemdezeeuw
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Not sure if you understand, but the earth constantly changes. What happened between ice ages?

mywhorled
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Climate Cycles
More likely turning colder now.

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We have climate change where I live. From March until May it warms and rains some and then beautiful flowers come out. From June until September it remains warm and then cools s little. From October through November it gets colder and the leaves fall from the trees. From December through February it is very cold and snowy and then in March this beautiful and glorious natural pattern starts all over again. Isn't climate change a natural wonder to watch and enjoy!

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