The ozone layer is depleting, therefor methane has started to escape from underneath the surface, Methane is hot gas, obviously heat and freezing cold ice don't go together and it has began to melt the ice, In 2040 scientist believe there will be the very first Ice FREE summer in the Arctic..
Amazing isn't it?
Pollution in the Arctic comes partly in the form of tiny specks of soot and other things. These land on the ice and, because they are dark, absorb the sun's heat, melting holes in the ice below. They are called cryoconite.
The other pollution in the Arctic, of course, is carbon dioxide (CO2), emitted from other places around the world but spreading everywhere and causing global warming.
Eskimos live in the Arctic.
Yes, polar bears are on the top of the Arctic food chain. Then the seals.
carnivors.
The light intensity is poop!
1 is because the arctic animals would lose there habitat and may die 1 is because the arctic animals would lose there habitat and may die
The Arctic fox, overall, is in no danger of extinction. Some isolated populations have problems, however.
maybe we are checking it out
Moskito
I think it was money problems though im not sure
Definitely the ARCTIC CAT, they have to many problems with them, they always break down and ARE NOT RELIABLE. I RECOMMEND HONDA OR YAMAHA, do not buy a arctic cat or Polaris they are very unreliable.
I like food!
well since arctic is in arctic hares, arctic hares live above the arctic circle.
Drilling in the Arctic can lead to environmental damage, including oil spills that are difficult to clean up in the harsh conditions. It can also disrupt fragile ecosystems and harm wildlife that rely on the region. Additionally, drilling in the Arctic can contribute to climate change by releasing fossil fuels that accelerate global warming.
Problems with the Arctic include:Loss of multiyear sea iceLoss of permafrost and subsequent emissions of methane (a GHG)Changing wildlife environments leading to the loss o some species and the invasion by southern speciesLoss o traditional hunting lands for the native populationincreased vessel traffic in the Northern SeasThese problems are all related to Global Climate Change
I have one and the only problem I've had is the linkage rattling loose within the first 400 miles.
Arctic Tern Adapt By their feathers to Arctic
The Arctic