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Ice and Insight: A day aboard a polar vessel

Grace Cordsen

culture Science Conservation

How geography plays a role in the different ways polar bears are impacted by climate change

Larissa Thelin

culture Science Conservation

How geography plays a role in the different ways polar bears are impacted by climate change

Larissa Thelin

Science Conservation

Commercial whaling and climate change are inhibiting evolutionary change in Arctic whales

Matt J. Thorstensen, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Manitoba

Science Conservation

Commercial whaling and climate change are inhibiting evolutionary change in Arctic whales

Matt J. Thorstensen, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Manitoba

Science

The ozone hole above Antarctica will keep opening up each spring for decades to come – here’s why that still matters

Laura Revell, Associate Professor in Environmental Physics, University of Canterbury Dan Smale, Principal Technician, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Richard McKenzie, Emeritus, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research

Science

The ozone hole above Antarctica will keep opening up each spring for decades to come – here’s why that still matters

Laura Revell, Associate Professor in Environmental Physics, University of Canterbury Dan Smale, Principal Technician, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Richard McKenzie, Emeritus, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research

culture Science Conservation

How geography plays a role in the different ways polar bears are impacted by climate change

Larissa Thelin

culture Science Conservation

How geography plays a role in the different ways polar bears are impacted by climate change

Larissa Thelin

Science Conservation

Commercial whaling and climate change are inhibiting evolutionary change in Arctic whales

Matt J. Thorstensen, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Manitoba

Science Conservation

Commercial whaling and climate change are inhibiting evolutionary change in Arctic whales

Matt J. Thorstensen, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Manitoba

Science

The ozone hole above Antarctica will keep opening up each spring for decades to come – here’s why that still matters

Laura Revell, Associate Professor in Environmental Physics, University of Canterbury Dan Smale, Principal Technician, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Richard McKenzie, Emeritus, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research

Science

The ozone hole above Antarctica will keep opening up each spring for decades to come – here’s why that still matters

Laura Revell, Associate Professor in Environmental Physics, University of Canterbury Dan Smale, Principal Technician, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research Richard McKenzie, Emeritus, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research

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