By A Mystery Man Writer
The aquatic ecosystems around Hudson Bay, a region long spared the warming seen elsewhere across the Arctic, have reached a "tipping point" driving rapid and widespread change.
In one of the Arctic's last holdouts, aquatic ecosystems are changing.
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