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As the puffin flies: The UK and the Arctic

The Farne Islands, England lie at 55 degrees N. Off the coast of Northumberland, they’re not too far from Newcastle,…

Mia Bennett 0August 2, 2013

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Arctic animals at risk from climate change and pollution

Two news stories today offer a disheartening look at the future of Arctic wildlife. First, the Scientific American blog reports…

Mia Bennett 0July 12, 2010

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