Scientists issue dire warning after sudden shift on remote island raises alarm: 'Most years it doesn't come at all'
Scientists issue dire warning after sudden shift on remote island raises alarm: 'Most years it doesn't come at all'
The disappearance of sea ice has devastated St. Paul Island's wildlife and the small native population's way of life.

The shift is the loss of sea ice due to warming ocean temps. "It" refers to the sea ice.
71 0 ReplyMVP
9 0 ReplyMarvel vs Predator?
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Don't worry folks. We are going to stop measuring sea ice depth so that it will not be a concern anymore. Worse case scenario you can only have like 3 dolls this year.
29 0 ReplyWatch it suddenly become a problem when Mar-a-Lago floods.
5 0 ReplyIt's one banana, what could it cost, 10 dollars?
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The disappearance of sea ice has devastated its wildlife and the small native population's way of life
What are "things maga doesn't care about?"
12 0 ReplyAnything to do with reality.
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We are the extinction event
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