The Loch Ness Monster, Sasquatch, and Polar Bears By Hannah Garvey.

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The Loch Ness Monster, Sasquatch, and Polar Bears By Hannah Garvey

What were the causes of the polar ice cap melting in the Arctic Ocean and what are the impacts of the melting towards the polar bears and other marine ecosystems and what are the steps for trying to prevent the extinction of the bears and their environment around them?

Causes Temperature of ocean is increasing More CO 2 in the atmosphere Precipitation of freshwater

Impacts Food Chain Food sources move along with the ice Seals Whales Fisheries

Impacts on Polar Bears Food sources declining Less time to gather food for winter Drowning Hunting

Prevention Governments admitted that there is a major risk up North. WWF WWF and Coca-Cola WWF and Bank of America Going Green

Conclusion The climate is changing because of many reasons, and some cannot be changed, but projects and organizations can be put in place to keep the temperature at bay as long as possible. One person taking a stance against this climate change is only one little step but if every body took a stance, the polar bears could have a chance at living in their natural environment for another century.