Arctic voyage finds global warming impact on ice, animals

VICTORIA STRAIT, Nunavut (AP) ― Global warming is opening up the fabled Northwest Passage, a route through Arctic waters that’s closed to ships for most of the year. The Associated Press traveled through the passage on a Finnish icebreaker that achieved the earliest recorded transit from the Pacific to the Atlantic...

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