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    Glacial mass, ocean pH levels, average global temperatures, Arctic sea ice, and forest acreage have all changed significantly from 1980 to the present in ways that degrade natural habitats. Glaciers and Arctic sea ice have decreased in amount while temperatures, ocean acidity, and deforestation have increased, threatening ecosystems.

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    Glacial mass, ocean pH levels, average global temperatures, Arctic sea ice, and forest acreage have all changed significantly from 1980 to the present in ways that degrade natural habitats. Glaciers and Arctic sea ice have decreased in amount while temperatures, ocean acidity, and deforestation have increased, threatening ecosystems.

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    Glacial mass, ocean pH levels, average global temperatures, Arctic sea ice, and forest acreage have all changed significantly from 1980 to the present in ways that degrade natural habitats. Glaciers and Arctic sea ice have decreased in amount while temperatures, ocean acidity, and deforestation have increased, threatening ecosystems.

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    Mass of Glaciers

    Less mass ---------------------- More mass

    Year (1980 to 2014)


    Decrease in Glacier Mass Balance
    Acidity of Ocean (pH level)
    More acidic ---------------------- Less acidic

    Year (1998 to 2012)


    Ocean Acidification
    Habitat Degradation:
    Average Global Temperature
    Lower teperature ------------- Higher temperature

    Year (1880 to present)


    Increasing Forest Fire Activity
    Amount of sea ice
    Less ice ---------------------- More ice

    Year (1980 to present)


    Habitat Degradation: Arctic Melt
    Acres of Forest (including jungles, rainforests)
    Less forest ---------------------- More forest

    Year (1970 to 2010)


    Habitat Degradation: Deforestation

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