Tracing pollution in the lives of Arctic seabirds
Nature • 12/15/2025 • Last cited 12/15/2025
Summary
A study published in Nature examines the impact of pollution on Arctic seabirds, highlighting how contaminants affect their health and breeding success. The research underscores the broader implications of environmental changes in the Arctic ecosystem.
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