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PBI Adds Bear Tracker Map (Aug 27, 2008)

A new feature on PBI's website allows visitors to follow the movements of satellite-collared polar bears in the Beaufort Sea. (more)

Polar Bears Spotted Swimming Miles from Shore(Aug 25, 2008)

Ice loss may be linked with more polar bear sightings in the open waters off the coast of Alaska. (more)

U.S. Weakens Endangered Species Act(Aug 12, 2008)

The Bush administration said it plans to let federal agencies decide for themselves whether construction projects might harm endangered species, including polar bears. The move eliminates scientific review and bars federal agencies from regulating emissions that contribute to global warming.

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World's Oldest Living Polar Bear(Aug 01, 2008)

At 41, Winnipeg's world-famous polar bear, Debby, draws three generations of fans and serves as an ambassador for her species. But zoo officials report that she is in ailing health. (more)

How You Can Help Polar Bears(Aug 01, 2008)

Reducing carbon emissions is a good insurance policy for the health of our planet. Polar bear scientist Dr. Andrew Derocher says that even small changes can make a difference if each of us helps.  (more)

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