Follow EarthBlips on TwitterNations Near Arctic Declare Polar Bears Threatened by Climate Change
Published 3/20/2009 by By ANDREW C. REVKIN at NYT > Environment
Five countries bound by a 1973 treaty to protect polar bears said they would be unable, without worldwide cooperation, to address the looming risk to the species >
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Nations Near Arctic Declare Polar Bears Threatened by Climate Change
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