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Scientific studies are underway regarding the impacts of climate change on the Arctic ecosystem, including sea ice, whale migration patterns, and feeding grounds near Alaska.

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  1. Linette Boisvert studied Arctic sea ice trends and how changes in Arctic energy balance affect ice melt.
  2. Ilka Peeken identified microplastics in Arctic sea-ice cores.

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3 reports, 3 independent, last reported Sep 2. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Scientific studies are underway regarding the impacts of climate change on the Arctic ecosystem, including sea ice, whale migration patterns, and feeding grounds near Alaska.

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  1. Ecosystem shifts due to climate change in high latitudes.1 source
  2. A study published findings detailing the consequences of sea ice decline in the Arctic.Sub-event
  3. Field proposed surface albedo modification in the Arctic based on a study that included tests in Alaska and Minnesota.Sub-event
  4. Whales are observed migrating between the Arctic and Pacific oceans, a movement being studied by a researcher from Oregon State University.Sub-event
  5. A general expedition has begun from the northernmost point of the continent, traveling through various regions of North America.Sub-event
  6. Climate change impacts on the Arctic ecosystem are being studied by researchers like Andrew Trites.1 source

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