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My Editing and Article additions to "polar deserts" under "stubs of Geography" 2-26-2017 @ 9:25am

Polar deserts are one of two polar biomes: polar deserts and arctic tundra. Unlike the tundra that can support plant and animal life in the summer, polar deserts are barren with permanent layers of ice. (note the citation)

Arctic tundra and polar deserts are located at the poles of the earth, specifically, the Arctic, northernmost North America, Europe, and Asia, and Antarctica. Polar deserts are located in the Arctic and Antarctica.

Climate scientists have voiced concerns about the effects of global warming to the ice poles in these polar biomes.