Most polar bears could struggle to survive in the Arctic by 2100, study finds

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Most polar bears could struggle to survive in the Arctic by 2100, study finds
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As the planet continues to warm rapidly, a new study brings another dire warning: If humans fail to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, most populations of polar bears could struggle to survive beyond 2100.

For many people, there is one animal that comes to mind when they think of creatures threatened by climate change: the polar bear.

In recent years, images of emaciated bears searching desperately for food have made the Arctic's apex predator the poster child for the effects of global warming.Polar bears are getting thinner and having fewer cubs. Melting sea ice is to blameNow, as the planet continues to warm rapidly, a new study brings another dire warning: If humans fail to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, most populations of the iconic species could struggle to survive beyond 2100.

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