NEWS STORY: New starfish identified
First new family of starfish discovered in hydrothermal vents A new family of deep-sea starfish has been discovered living in the warm waters around a hydrothermal vent in the East […]
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Thirty years on, scientist who discovered ozone layer hole warns: ‘it will … – The Guardian
Read more of: Thirty years on, scientist who discovered ozone layer hole warns: ‘it will … – The Guardian
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NEWS STORY: BAS at recruitment exhibition
Read more of: NEWS STORY: BAS at recruitment exhibitionBritish Antarctic Survey takes part in the National Engineering & Construction Recruitment Exhibition 2015 British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is recruiting for engineers and construction workers at this year’s National Engineering […]
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Richard Taylor: Award-winning film-maker who made documentaries in locations … – The Independent
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The Big Interview: Antarctic explorer and speaker Peter Milner – Gloucestershire Echo
Read more of: The Big Interview: Antarctic explorer and speaker Peter Milner – Gloucestershire EchoIt’s not often that you get to meet, as an interviewer, someone whose entire life has prepared them for what they’re doing now.
Peter Milner is one of those people.
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South Georgia: Unexpected Overnight Visitors – SARTMA.com
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South Georgia: Unexpected Overnight Visitors – SARTMA.com
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NEWS STORY: BAS at leading fossil festival
Read more of: NEWS STORY: BAS at leading fossil festivalBritish Antarctic Survey exhibits at Lyme Regis Fossil Festival Staff from British Antarctic Survey (BAS) are displaying some amazing Antarctic fossil and biological collections at the Lyme Regis Fossil Festival […]
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Antarctica may have just set a record for its hottest day ever
Read more of: Antarctica may have just set a record for its hottest day everThe continent appears to have hit 63.5 F for the first time thanks to global warming.
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Connecting the community with Climate Science – Liverpool John Moores University
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Friction Affects Antarctic Glacier Warming Sensitivity – reportingclimatescience.com
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