Extreme snowfall led to reproductive collapse in some Arctic wildlife in 2018

Mongabay
Oct 16, 2019, 2:20 pm213 pts
Plants and animals in the Arctic are adapted to harsh climatic conditions. But extreme weather events triggered by human-caused climate change are wreaking havoc on Arctic wildlife, a new study has found. Last year was a case in point. In general, the Arctic continued to see warmer summers and retreating snow…

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