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Climate and Pollution Agency (CPA) participates in and coordinates the Norwegian contribution to the work of the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP). AMAP is a working group under the Arctic Council which monitors and investigates environmental conditions in the Arctic - with emphasis on pollution, radioactivity, climate change and more.
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The last 200 years, the average acidity of sea level rose by about 30 percent because the ocean absorbs CO2 from human activity. cai verzi pe pereti download Sea in the Arctic is particularly vulnerable, where marine ecosystems already weakened by rising temperatures cai verzi pe pereti download and melting sea ice.
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Climate and Pollution Agency (CPA) participates in and coordinates the Norwegian contribution to the work of the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP). AMAP is a working group under the Arctic Council which monitors and investigates environmental conditions in the Arctic - with emphasis on pollution, radioactivity, climate change and more.
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