From Emily Stevenson, Environmental Defense Fund <[email protected]>
Subject Read and Learn: Polar bears, sea ice and methane
Date February 26, 2024 7:32 PM
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Learn more about polar bears and how climate change is threatening their survival →

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John —

As a keystone species, polar bears hold the Arctic ecosystem together.

They keep the population of other top predators at bay and land animals like Arctic foxes scavenge on their leftovers. If they were to disappear, it would have drastic effects on the Arctic ecosystem and every creature within it.

In honor of International Polar Bear Day tomorrow, we wanted to provide you the opportunity to learn more about these beautiful, powerful and vulnerable creatures by visiting our interactive webpage. [link removed]

Check out the report → [link removed]

Polar bears have one major nemesis: climate change.

As the Arctic warms, melting sea ice leaves these bears either waiting on land, unable to hunt for their next meal, or risk drowning as they swim for days to find food.

The best way to slow the melting of Arctic summer sea ice and help protect the polar bear habitat from climate change is by tackling methane.

That’s because methane is responsible for at least 25% of today’s global warming and has 80 times more warming power, pound-for-pound, than carbon dioxide in its first 20 years in the atmosphere.

EDF has been researching methane for over a decade. And with the help of members like you, we can plan for long-term efforts and launch trailblazing solutions like MethaneSAT, a bold mission to precisely track methane pollution from space and hold methane emitters accountable.

This work will help preserve Arctic summer sea ice and ensure polar bears can not only survive but thrive for generations to come.

Learn more about the real world impacts of our work by reading through our polar bear report. [link removed]

Read the Polar Bear Report → [link removed]

Thank you for standing with us,

Emily Stevenson
Manager, Online Membership

P.S. To honor International Polar Bear Day, will you symbolically adopt a polar bear by becoming a monthly donor? If you start a monthly gift of $15 or more, you can choose a polar bear-themed gift. Plus your first 12 gifts will be matched $1 for $1 by the Wilson Charitable Trust, doubling your impact for the next full year. Start your monthly donation today. [link removed]

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