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To track changes in sea ice, the Norwegian research vessel Lance drifted along with it for five months in 2015, on a rare voyage from Arctic winter into spring. Photo: Andy Isaacson

To track changes in sea ice, the Norwegian research vessel Lance drifted along with it for five months in 2015, on a rare voyage from Arctic winter into spring. Photo: Andy Isaacson

Into Thin Ice

December 16, 2015

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC | Earth cools when sunlight reflects off Arctic sea ice—which is melting away. Where does that leave us?

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In SCIENCE Tags arctic, sea ice, national geographic, lance, NPI, sea smoke, melting, global warming, climate change, research, science, north pole, norway, svalbard, norwegian polar institute, longyearbyen, holmen, icebreaker, ship, ice floe, impacts, ice loss, extreme science
Adélie penguins in Cape Royds, home to the southernmost colony of penguins. Credit: Andy Isaacson

Adélie penguins in Cape Royds, home to the southernmost colony of penguins. Credit: Andy Isaacson

In a Changing Antarctica, Some Penguins Thrive as Others Suffer

April 14, 2015

NEW YORK TIMES | Global warming and the Adélie penguin.

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In ENVIRONMENT Tags New York Times, Antarctica, penguins, Adelie, global warming

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