An expedition led by Dr. Emily Broadwell studied unique algal communities in Antarctic ice, contributing to the understanding of global climate change.
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Updated Jun 30
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What happened
An expedition led by Dr. Emily Broadwell studied unique algal communities in Antarctic ice, contributing to the understanding of global climate change.
Who's involved
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Global climate change trends are affecting the region of Antarctica.Also in this story
- Executive Director calls for global action on Antarctic crisis as global heating affects Antarctic ice and ocean currents.
- Glaciers on Pine Island are vulnerable to warming, and King George Island is near Antarctica.
- Ice loss was observed in West Antarctica by an expert based at the University of Tasmania.
- Climatologists study the extreme environment of Antarctica.
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Antarctic
polar region around Earth's South Pole
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