'This Is Really Extreme Science': Adrift in the Arctic Ice With a Shipload of Norwegians

A Norwegian research vessel has locked itself in the shrinking ice cap to gather data needed to predict the cap's futureand that of the planet.

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Main Author: Meyer, A
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: National Geographic Partners, LLC 2015
Subjects:
Earth Sciences
Oceanography
Physical Oceanography
Arctic
Ice cap
Online Access:https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2015/02/150223-arctic-ice-ship-lance-norway-global-warming-environment/
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Meyer, A, 'This Is Really Extreme Science': Adrift in the Arctic Ice With a Shipload of Norwegians, National Geographic, National Geographic Partners, LLC, USA, 24 February (2015) [Magazine Article]
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