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Arctic ice packs are essential to the polar Bear, providing them with a platform to hunt seals. Climate change is impacting their environment, Disrupting their ability to feed themselves. Ecologically, they're facing extinction, For their Arctic waters will soon be ice-free. Global warming is devastating the planet; Heavy rains are flooding crops and threatening Islands on the verge of slipping underwater. Jungles are morphing into deserts and the Krill are fast disappearing from the Antarctic seas. Little can be done to stop these catastrophes, Man is not immune to nature's destructive force No matter what skeptics believe, Our scientists assure us that change is inevitable. People who deny climate change Question science, opting for alternative facts. Rivers are drying out, and while our forests are burning, Severe storms are increasing in ferocity. The waters are rapidly rising as the oceans heat; Unless we act now, our coastal cities will be flooded. Virtually every aspect of our lives will change When carbon emissions pollute the atmosphere. Xerox copies of past extinctions should concern us; Yet, we cling to the hope that the dying coral reefs or Zooplankton will sufficiently recover.

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Date: 12/16/2023 11:08:00 AM
I really liked your poem and it has a very important message, but sadly I did not agree with your choice for 'X'... I still placed you though.. Congratulations on your placement in the contest.
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Emile Pinet
Date: 12/16/2023 2:40:00 PM
Thanks, you know, I never even saw my mistake till you pointed it out, sorry about that, I will fix it, my friend, Emile.

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