Rebecca Herscher
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first heard Jul 2025
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would leave the landmark climate agreement.
It took a little over a year to officially take effect because of a mandatory waiting period.
More than 200 countries signed on to the deal, which requires each country to explore ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions and address the impacts of a hotter planet.
This is the second time the U.S.
has pulled out.
President Trump did the same thing during his first term.
President Biden brought the U.S.
back into the agreement.
Now the U.S.
is out again.
Global temperatures continue to rise.
The past 11 years have been the 11 warmest ever recorded.
Rebecca Herscher, NPR News.
The Arctic is generally thought of as a quiet place compared to other regions where there are major cities.
That's beneficial for ocean creatures, which thrive in quiet seas.
But a new study by researchers in the United Kingdom finds that there's more ocean noise in the Arctic than previously thought.
They analyzed recordings from underwater microphones.
Here's one recording of a snowmobile driving on sea ice.
That's what the snowmobile sounds like underwater.
Climate change means a warmer Arctic, which makes it easier for ships, mining operations, and other potentially noisy activities to escalate even more, the authors warn.
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