"They Aren't Yet Doomed"
Polar bears are threatened by sea ice retreat, but that "ice is unlikely to collapse in spectacular fashion" as "the media exaggerated fears" of a "tipping point" several years ago.
"But while models may need to improve, basic physics show that the Arctic ice will decline, scientists said. Polar bears may [be] the most visible and, at least abstractly, lovable creatures harmed, but there are many other species, like the ringed seal, that are at risk." [New York "Times"]
"But while models may need to improve, basic physics show that the Arctic ice will decline, scientists said. Polar bears may [be] the most visible and, at least abstractly, lovable creatures harmed, but there are many other species, like the ringed seal, that are at risk." [New York "Times"]
Labels: "The New York Times", Arctic sea ice, global climate change, Polar bear, tipping point
posted by Russ Williams at
12:24 PM
2 Comments:
polar bears are nevertheless still at danger.we have to reduce the greeenhouse gas emission at a considerable rate to protect them -which I believe is not gonna happen.Why would we humans care about those grizzly bears?
I agree. We should ban DiHydrogen Monoxide. And we should make the United States pay 3rd world countries to stay in poverty. That will also take down and impoverish the United States.
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