Senator King notes two-thirds Arctic ice disappeared, affecting native populations

Maine Senator Angus King says during a discussion on climate change that in the last 30 years two thirds of the Arctic ice had disappeared, he heard at a conference on shipping and mineral exploration that morning that the Arctic was open for the first time in human history, native peoples were losing their habitat and way of life, the Arctic having been covered in ice for all human memory.
Maine Senator Angus King says during a discussion on climate change that in the last 30 years two thirds of the Arctic ice had disappeared, he heard at a conference on shipping and mineral exploration that morning that the Arctic was open for the first time in human history, native peoples were losing their habitat and way of life, the Arctic having been covered in ice for all human memory.
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