A second Cruise Ship (Norwegian) The MS Fram, hit an Antarctic iceberg in what is a second incident in a month where Nature seems to say Back off! No one hurt as the Photos posted show the incident...
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"Two men were airlifted from the US-run Amundsen-Scott South Pole station after what is described as a "drunken Christmas punch-up".""The brawl happened at the US-operated Amundsen-Scott south pole station,...
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"ANTARCTICA'S penguin population has slumped because of global warming as melting ice has destroyed nesting sites and reduced their sources of food. The Antarctic peninsula was warming five times faster than the...
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Well it certainly is not like the Titanic, no Celine DIon music playing on deck while the Explorer sank, but it is more likely when the local ecology strikes back at rubbernecking intruders in Antarctic waters,...
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Posted at about 2am Pacific time. This is a developing story. Nothing to add yet."LONDON, England (AP) -- More than 150 people have abandoned a sinking cruise liner that struck an object in Antarctic waters, Britain's Coast Guard said.
Media reports said the ship, believed to...
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""Atmospheric carbon dioxide growth has increased 35 percent faster than expected since 2000," said a statement from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), one of the bodies involved in the research.
Inefficient use...
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The Australian Bureau of Meterology Antarctic ozone hole is back and although it’s almost as big as
previous years, the long term outlook for a return to better ozone
levels remains good.
"The gap in the ozone in the upper atmosphere, at altitudes of up to 25 kilometres (15 miles), has reached a size of about 23 million square kilometres (8.9 million square miles), said World Meteorological Organisation ozone expert Geir Braathen.
In 2006, the hole covered an...
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U.S. to send icebreaker to N.Pole Aug. 6 after Russian mission
16:35 | 02/ 08/ 2007
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WASHINGTON, August 2 (RIA Novosti) - A United States icebreaker will leave Seattle August 6 for an...
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"Russians claim vast swaths of Arctic Ocean
Pair of ships travel through ice, reach North Pole in attempt to claim petroleum-rich Arctic sea bed; to plant flag on seabed
DOUGLAS BIRCH
Associated Press
August 1, 2007 at 7:04 PM EDT
MOSCOW — A Russian expedition aiming to...
"Russian ships reach North Pole
8/1/2007, 12:24 p.m. EDT
By DOUGLAS BIRCH
The Associated Press
(AP) — V MOSCOW — An expedition aimed at strengthening Russia's claim to much of oil and gas wealth beneath the...
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OpinionBarry Artiste, Now Public ContributorSo I guess that puts a fly in the ointment for the "I love to smell my own Farts" Suzukian and Al Gore Stormtroopers. But then real scientists have been saying...
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The global warming emergency continues to build, as new evidence of huge melting in Antarctica comes to light.""Antarctica has shown little to no warming in the recent past with the exception of the Antarctic Peninsula, but now large regions are showing the first signs of the...
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"A treasure trove of more than 700 new species has been uncovered in the dark depths of oceans surrounding Antarctica, researchers report. (See a photo gallery of the finds.)
Heart-shaped sea urchins, carnivorous...
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"An extraordinarily diverse array of marine life has been discovered in the deep, dark waters around Antarctica.
Scientists have found more than 700 new species of marine creatures in seas once thought too...
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