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Mt. Balfour lies on the western side of the Antarctica Peninsula. The...
Older than artifacts: NSIDC database goes back centuries
By Michon ScottCredit for image above: Wikimedia UK and the National Museum of Scotland
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Arctic sea ice at minimum extent
Arctic sea ice extent likely reached its annual minimum extent on September 13, 2017. Credit: NSIDC. High-resolution image.Arctic sea ice extent has likely reached...
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By Agnieszka GautierIn 2019, after fifteen years of groundwork, the Evenki Atlas came to life via the internet. The Evenki peoples of Sakha-Yakutia in...
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