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Cape Breton coastal communities concerned as climate change eliminating sea ice in Gulf

Ice has been steadily disappearing from the Gulf of St. Lawrence with record low levels recorded last winter. Federal officials say within 20 years, it could be gone altogether.

By: cbc.ca

Jan 06 2025
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Cape Breton coastal communities concerned as climate change eliminating sea ice in Gulf

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