The unexpected link between imperiled whales and Greenland's melting ice

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Lauren Sommer
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Alyson Hurt
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WNYC | Apr 19, 2023

Climate change is causing ice in Greenland to melt rapidly, which is unexpectedly pushing already imperiled whales to the brink. It's a sign of deeper shifts in the oceans as the world's ice melts.

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