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  • Another successful Speed Dating Event at Arctic Frontiers 2012
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    • FAE 2011: Scholar Proposal received scientific guide from APECS-Chile
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    • The ExCom Goes to Tromsø: In-Person Meeting Summary 18-20 January 2012
    • Receive Professional Feedback on Your Polar Photos
    • Career Development Webinars are Back for Spring 2012
    • February is Terrestrial Ecology!
    • Learn about Limnology!
    • Create your FrostByte!
  • APECS News
    • APECS workshop and speed dating event at the SCAR 2012 Open Science Meeting, Portland, Oregon
    • The ExCom Goes to Tromsø: In-Person Meeting Summary 18-20 January 2012
    • APECS at Ocean Sciences Meeting 2012
    • Another successful Speed Dating Event at Arctic Frontiers 2012
    • Updates from the II APECS-Brazil Workshop (14th-17th May 2012)
    • APECS stuff happening in Belgium
    • Frostbytes editors ready for action!
    • APECS Announces Arctic Frontiers Outstanding Poster Award Recipients
    • Tosca Ballerini to represent APECS in the SOOS SSC
    • Kilpeläinen to Represent APECS on EC-PORS
    • Meghana Rajanahally to Represent APECS on EBA
    • Career Development workshop at BAS
    • APECS at AGU Fall Meeting 2011
    • APECS Limnology Virtual Poster Session (VPS)
    • Polar Potties - Twelve cool places to do number two
    • APECS.is Getting Professional Help
    • Polar night cruise
    • Watch the Svalbard Science Forum Video and Apply for a Grant
    • Twelve cool places to do number two
    • Learn about Limnology!
    • Science animations publication in Polar Research
    • New publication on education, outreach and communication during IPY 2007-2008
    • Thanks for a great 2011
    • Raising Voices Against Climate Change at COP17
    • APECS-IRIS virtual "warm-up" workshops on Climate Change
    • Polar Potties calendar shows where explorers go
    • APECS in Hornsund, Svalbard
    • Norwegian Polar Institute wishes APECS Happy Holidays!
    • Season Greetings from APECS Partners!
    • A New Year Brings New Changes for APECS
    • How the celebration of 'Antarctica Day' resulted in the launching of APECS Belgium
    • APECS Celebrates Antarctica Day!
    • Ice Rises to Antarctica - Come Follow Us
    • UKPN Biology and ecosystems workshop
    • 100th Anniversary of Roald Amundsen at the South Pole!
    • Missing your field camp toilet - Order your 2012 Polar Potties Calendar
    • APECS Mentor Panel Discussion- Careers in polar extremophiles- research and opportunities, CAREX Conference, Dublin, Ireland
    • 29 November Executive Commitee updates
    • First RAC meeting of the 2011/12 term
    • Speed Networking in Tromso
    • Sneak peak: DOM for January is Limnology
    • APECS members attend CAFF meeting
    • APECS Helps in Planning IPY From Knowledge to Action Conference
    • ANDRILL and ARISE: a win – win collaboration between scientists and educators.
    • APECS is more than 3 000 members!
    • APECS to help Russian young scientists develop international collaborations
    • The Virtual Poster Session at the 6th Munin Conference - Enhanced publications
    • Celebrate Antarctica Day with us!
    • New Italian E&O blog "The Antarctic Prof"
    • Pope to Represent APECS on Steering Committee
    • Arctic Futures Symposium 2011 in Brussels
    • APECS-Belgium workshop
    • November 2011 Newsletter Available
    • APECS Conference Tips webpage available
    • The APECS Permafrost Webinar and Virtual Poster Session – 7th of November, 19 GMT
    • APECS ExCom has Completed 2011-2012 Priorities Document
    • APECS President helps to create new opportunities for Russian polar researchers
    • APECS Conference Travel Funds Contest Winners
    • Meet the 2011-2012 MIC Co-Chairs!!
    • APECS Contractor Position Available: Web Specialist
    • APECS participation in the XVIII Brazilian Symposium on Antarctic Research
    • SCAR OSM 2nd circular and APECS career development workshop
    • APECS IPY Publications Reported
    • APECS QR: All the info you need right on your phone
    • Acidification in Aquatic Environments Workshop Report
    • The “Who’s Who in Polar Science” Database is Complete!
    • Polar Science and ICSU's Grand Challenges
    • New APECS 2011-2012 Executive Committee and President announced
    • Review Process has Begun for Montreal 2012 Travel and Accommodation Awards
    • IPY Outreach Assessment Report Available
    • October is Permafrost
    • APECS and IACS Commit To Future of Cryospheric Researchers Together
    • APECS 2010-2011 Annual Report Released
    • Julia Schmale to Represent APECS on the ASSW Steering Committee
    • Two Weeks Left! Abstract Reminder From Knowledge to Action Conference
    • APECS Welcomes Richard Boone to the Advisory Committee
    • New Polar Graduate Programmes Database
    • Who is APECS?
    • Success at APECS Panel at Spain Polar Symposium 2011
    • APECS on Students on Ice Arctic Expedition 2011
    • APECS Welcomes Four New Council Members
    • APECS and the UK Polar Network at ISAES XI
    • APECS Director Participates in US IPY Lessons Learned Workshop
    • Give them some Cool PhD Dances...
    • Free Registration to first 200 students at the XXXII SCAR Open Science Conference
    • Report from SCAR IASC Bi-Polar Action Group II Meeting
    • From Knowledge to Careers Workshop at the IPY 2012 Conference - Call for Applications and Mentors
    • APECS Article in Oceanography Society Journal
    • Interested in Representing APECS at the Upcoming Conservation of Arctic Flora and Fauna Workshops?
    • Antarctica and the Global Climate System (AGCS) – SCAR Programme
    • UKPN Workshop: High latitude biology, ecosystems and the future
    • Accommodation Support for 300 Early Career Researchers at IPY Montreal 2012
    • REGISTER NOW: International Youth Conference on Climate Change, Jokkmokk, Sweden
    • September is Sea Ice Month!!
    • Daleen Koch joins the Council
    • Antarctica New Zealand Contribution to APECS
    • Great APECS interest from students in Tromsø, Norway
    • APECS Mentor Marty Bergmann Remembered
    • New Council member and head of the Education and Outreach Committee
    • Introduction to Changing Permafrost in the Arctic Landscape Course
    • APECS Chile in the Antarctic School Fair
    • APECS turns up the MIC
    • Report from the first edition of the Summer Polar School for Italian Science Teachers (SPEs)
    • Facebook PicBadge and Article Like Buttons
    • In Memoriam - Teodor Gh Negoita
    • VPS July 2011 Recording - "Glaciology"
    • Arctic in Rapid Transition New Website and Implementation Plan Available
    • APECS August 2011 Newsletter Published
    • APECS September 2011 Newsletter Published
    • APECS welcomes two new members to the Council
    • Remote Sensing for Polar Scientists Summer School
    • A Year in the Cold for APECS Members Wintering at the Polish Polar Station
    • Summary of the APECS Workshop in Melbourne Australia
    • Jose Xavier Awarded 2011 Martha T. Muse Prize
    • Open Access for Global Climate Change Scientists
    • APECS Thinking of Norway
    • UKPN Polar Remote Sensing School Off to a Great Start
    • APECS participates in International Association of Cryospheric Sciences Bureau Meeting
    • The IPY Field School 2011 Comes to a Close
    • APECS Networking on Svalbard
    • Gain valuable leadership skills as part of the APECS Council!!!
    • Two successful early career researcher events at ICASS VII
    • VPS June 2011 Recording - "Social Sciences"
    • Arctic Frontiers 2012 - Energies of the High North– call for papers
    • Nominations now open for the 2011-2012 APECS Executive Committee
    • IPY Montreal 2012: Calls for abstracts for Session Polar marine ecosystems: status and changes
    • II Informativo da APECS-Brasil
    • New look for the APECS Newsletter
    • CCAMLR Scientific Scholarship Scheme
    • July is Glaciology
    • APECS Member Jolie Gareis Loves Her Job - according to the Press :-)
    • Two AGU Sessions of Interest to APECS
    • Join APECS June Social Sciences Virtual Poster Session
    • Young Scientist Forum Website Launch
    • 1st Italian Summer Polar School for Science Teachers
    • November is Microbial Ecology
    • June is Social Sciences!
    • APECS Participation in Polar Symposium
    • Watch Online: APECS & YES Career Discussion Panel at EGU 2011
    • Fellow APECS Member Jenna Gall on her internship at the Yukon Government's Climage Change Secretariat
    • APECS Referenced in Report to the Arctic Council
    • Videos from AGU and Funding Resources Workshops Available
    • Latin America wants to know!
    • Join in on APECS Virtual Poster Session on Marine Biology on Thursday 19 May
    • Early Career Workshop at the IceCube South Pole Neutrino Detector Celebration
    • APECS at AMS Conference on Polar Meteorology and Oceanography
    • Antarctic Biodiversity Workshop
    • Recommendations Presented to AMAP Conference
    • Interested in Co-convening a session at the IPY Montreal Conference
    • Second Circular - IPY 2012 "From Knowledge to Action" Conference
    • Awards for Early Career Scientists at ASSW 2011
    • APECS Involved in Discussing International Polar Decade
    • Registration Open - Remote Sensing Summer School
    • APECS Workshop at AMAP Summary
    • VPS April Recording - "Arctic Pollution Transport"
    • APECS Council Call Minutes: April 2011
    • APECS Social at EGU
    • ExCom Update
    • Travel Funding for Members interested in Life in Extreme Environments
    • May is Polar Marine Biology
    • APECS at the Barneo Ice Camp (North Pole)
    • APECS Presentation at the Faculty of Ecology of People’s Friendship University of Russia
    • April VPS - Arctic Pollution Transport
    • APECS Excom Meeting 23 March 2011, 16h00 GMT
    • APECS Members Join Sea Ice Biodiversity Expert Panel
    • April is Atmosphere!
    • About history of APECS in Brazil
    • Deadline for Financial Support to WCRP Conference Extended until 15 Apr
    • IPY Outreach Catalogue Available for Review
    • IPY Field School on Svalbard - applications due April 1st
    • How to Heat Up Climate Change Videos
    • March VPS recording now available!
    • APECS Collaboration Results in Scientific Publication for 2 Young Researchers
    • Arctic In Rapid Transition Project Update
    • APECS Career Development Workshop at ICASS VII
    • Virtual Poster Session 24 Mar 18GMT: Sediment Budgets in Cold Environments
    • APECS Panel on Geoscience Careers Online and at EGU
    • APECS sends members to the CAFF - Status of Arctic Sea Ice Biodiversity Meeting
    • APECS Presentation at M.V.Lomonosov Moscow State University
    • APECS Returns from 2011 Students on Ice Antarctic University Expedition
    • UKPN Science Communication Workshop- A Great Success
    • New Webinars Available: 'Alternative Careers in Polar Research' and 'Designing Your Research Questions'
    • Welcome to the Newest APECS Council Member
    • Tell Us About your Field Site
    • Chapuis and May with Students on Ice Antarctic Expedition (SOI) Youth Expedition 2010/2011
    • APECS and CAFF Sign Memorandum of Understanding
    • CAFF & APECS Sea Ice Biodiversity Opportunity
    • Join the SCAR Open Science Conference 2012 Local Organizing Committee
    • Working with the media? Here's how you can get better at it.
    • ISSN for the APECS Newsletter
    • APECS Conference Travel Funds Contest
    • Benefits of a trip to the Antarctic
    • Miami Science Museum looking for polar science talks
    • Ever wonder what its like to be a reviewer for a paper? Want to know what Reviewers Look for?
    • Young Professionals Photo Exhibition
    • Tipping Me Softly - a tribute to Arctic Tipping Points
    • Proposal Writing Course in Lofoten
    • UArctic 10 Years – A History
    • Communicating Climate Change and US NSF Funding Webinars Available
    • IUGG 2011 Abstract deadline extended
    • Travel funding for Antarctic Earth Science Meeting
    • APECS Funding Resources Working Group is looking for volunteers!
    • APECS Research Funding Workshop a success
    • Calling all APECS EOC events during the IPY!!!!
    • Shaping the future of AMAP
    • APECS-AMAP early career workshop applications now open!
    • CALL for Papers: 9th Annual Research Seminar of ARKTIS, 4-5 April 2011
    • Lomonosov-Nansen Heritage Workshop Summary
    • APECS spreads the love of Speed Dating
    • "Get to know APECS" - VPS January, Recording
    • Arctic Frontiers Conference Recognizes Outstanding Young Researchers
    • IUGG 2011 Mesoscale and Synoptic Scale Meteorology in the Arctic and Antarctic
    • Clam sex and James Bond bring science alive
    • APECS Photo Galleries Re-Launched
    • IPY Summary Report published by ICSU-WMO Joint Committee for IPY
    • Reviewers needed for Climate Literacy Project
    • Polar Research Board - U.S. Scientific Access to the Russian Arctic Recap
    • Arctic Sea Ice in Rapid Transition – A Pan-Arctic Network Integrating Past, Present and Future
    • Climate Change Resources - from ANDRILL
    • Arctic System Science Summer Graduate Course
    • Extended deadline for abstract submission: The Arctic as a Messenger for Global Processes
    • Call for Participants - Masters in Coastal and Marine Management Program
    • Abstract Deadline Extended-Polar Meteorology and Oceanography
    • International Polar Year Education and Outreach Survey
    • APECS Reprsented at Annual IASC Canada Meeting in Ottawa in December
    • Workshop APECS Portugal 2011
    • Meet 2 New Mentors from Norway
    • Applications Now Available for the Girls on Ice 2011 Expedition!
    • Layla Osman wins SCAR best presentation award
    • Polar Research Board Newsletter - December 2010
    • SCAR Newsletter - December 2010 Edition
    • Quick Survey - Decision Points in the Geoscience Career Pathway
    • State of Glaciers and Permafrost and Associated Feedbacks to the Climate System
    • Field Work Questions? Desire to Make Your Research Helpful to Communities?
    • APECS/PYRN AGU Fall Meeting Workshop Report
    • Report from the ISAR Mentor Panel in Japan
    • IASSA Newsletter: NORTHERN NOTES Issue 34
    • APECS whale watching in Japan
    • ICSU Newsletter, December 2010 Available
    • Thank You for A Great 2010!
    • Polar Science classes at European Universities
    • ASSW 2011: ARCTIC MARINE CLIMATE CHANGE: CAUSES AND IMPACTS ON THE MARINE SYSTEM
    • ASSW 2011: Extended abstract submission deadline: 15 Jan 2011
    • IPY EOC Survey now available online!
    • ASSW 2011: “Arctic Ecosystem Responses to Climate Change: Past, Present and Future”
    • Preparing for a Conference? Still Working on that #*%& Poster?
    • Call for Papers: Mesoscale and Synoptic Scale Meteorology in the Arctic and Antarctic
    • Science Education Outreach - DIG: Scientists in Alaska's Scenery
    • Students on Ice Antarctic University Expedition 2011
    • Not making any progress on that paper?
    • Antarctic tourism presentation on Antarctica Day
    • November VPS call - Romanian Polar Research
    • APECS Welcomes Our Newest Council Member
    • Become a YouTube Star - Join us for a Videomaking Workshop in January
    • Laugh and Learn - Videos from Victoria Workshop Online
    • ExCom meeting in Cambridge, 13-15 Nov 2010
    • Filmmaker Randy Olsen Leads APECS Workshop in Tromsø
    • 1st APECS Brazil Workshop
    • Oecologia Australis
    • Meet 2 New Mentors from Brazil
    • APECS Informational Brochure is now available in Russian language
    • ICEAGED Outreach Webinars
    • 1st Circular out for IPY 2012 MONTRÉAL
    • SnowScreen event held in Adelaide, SA (Australia)
    • "Who's Who in Polar Science" is looking for volunteers!
    • APECS joins Scientists Without Borders
    • Call for Abstracts: ICASS VII 2011, Akureyri, Iceland
    • Mentoring Workshop at the IPY Understanding Circumpolar Ecosystems in a Changing World Conference
    • APECS joins IASSA and SHARE in supporting early career social scientists
    • Roll out of the 2010 Arctic Reportcard
    • Meet 2 More Mentors from Russia
    • APECS Joins Arctic Frontiers
    • Arctic Science Summit Week 2011
    • UKPN Science Communication Workshop Registration Open
    • Report from APECS RUSSIA Career Development Workshop at XXIII International Coastal Conference
    • New AGU Career Center Offers Interactive Features for Employers and Job Seekers
    • Apply Now to the 2011 Marine Geoscience Leadership Symposium
    • Scientists aren't just crazy guys in lab coats
    • Welcome Inga May and Yulia Zaika to the 2010-2011 APECS Council
    • APECS Member Featured On UK Science Careers Website
    • Upcoming Career Development Webinar
    • UKPN Contributes to National Training Report
    • IASC Newsletter - Fall 2010
    • Giving Your Best Presentation Webinar Available
    • APECS Information Meeting and Film Screening
    • News from APECS Polska - first discussion panel and new promotional poster
    • October 2010 Newsletter
    • APECS Welcomes Three New Council Members
    • The UKPN at the IGS British Branch 2010
    • Introduction to Polar Research Webinar - 5 Oct 1700 GMT
    • Recording September VPS call - Health problem increase in the Arctic
    • Greetings from Allen Pope, APECS President 2010-2011
    • Check out COMNAP - the Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs
    • University of the Arctic September Newsletter Available
    • SCAR September Newsletter Available
    • Materials from the UKPN Circumpolar Remote Sensing Workshop
    • Take a Teacher with You in the Field - Its A Great Experience
    • Workshop Announcement: Research as a Driver for Northern Development
    • APECS joined the Open Forum on EU Arctic Policy
    • New Arctic Sea Ice Freeboard and Thickness Data Set now Available at NSIDC
    • Join the APECS Social Sciences Research Group
    • ExCom 2010/2011: Candidates introduce themselves during a Council Call
    • Life and Applications of Extremophiles
    • Polar Geography - 14 Days Free Online Access and Call for Papers
    • REQUEST FOR IDEAS- Marine Microbiology and Ecology Research
    • Travel Grants Available - 2010 AGU Fall Meeting
    • Virtual Poster Session: Health problem increase in Arctic waters - 30 Sept 20 GMT
    • APECS BRAZIL online with the Scouts Event JOTA
    • Join the Sea Ice Research Group
    • IPCC Fifth Assessment Review
    • First global snapshot on permafrost temperatures
    • The Future of SCAR Biology
    • Interhemispheric Conjugacy Effects in Solar-Terrestrial and Aeronomy Research (ICESTAR) Report from SCAR OSC 2010
    • What Career Development Topics Are You Interested In?
    • Video Tutorial on Joining an APECS Virtual Poster Session
    • IPY Field School 2010 Video Available
    • Join the APECS Glaciology Group
    • APECS Reception Video from IPY Oslo Science Conference Available
    • Science and the Cultural Arts: SCAR-OSC 2012
    • Summary from Evolution and Biodiversity in the Antarctic (EBA) business meeting at SCAR
    • Geosciences SSG Update from SCAR Open Science Conference
    • Open Review: "State of the Arctic Coast 2010 - Scientific Review and Outlook"
    • APECS Welcomes Kristina Bäckstrand to the Advisory Committee
    • Help Improve the APECS Website!
    • Report on the Antarctica and the Global Climate System (AGCS) SCAR Committee
    • Updated contact information for APECS Leaders
    • Report on the SCAR Scientific Standing Group on the Physical Sciences (SSG-PS)
    • APECS invited to submit a paper to ATCM
    • Canadian High Arctic Research Station coming to Cambridge Bay
    • Report on SCAR Life Sciences Group Meeting
    • Call for Researcher Applications - Host a PolarTREC Teacher
    • Congratulations to the SCAR Conference Outstanding Presentation Winners
    • Arctic Researchers In Action - Photos Needed for IASC
    • APECS success at SCAR ARGENTINA 2010
    • APECS Social at the 7th International Penguin Conference
    • Join the Polar Microbial Ecology Research Group!
    • Deadline extended for PRYN-APECS Workshop at AGU
    • Science Plan Released - U.S. Navy Submarine Arctic Science Program (SCICEX)
    • AAAS Early Career Award for Public Engagement with Science
    • Canadian Fisheries and Oceans IPY Results Report Available
    • Ice Sheet Mass Balance and Sea Level: A Science Plan
    • New 3D Visualization, Analysis, and Collaboration Tool
    • New grant competition for European Research Council - Starting Grants
    • New Web-based Collaboration Tools Guidebook Available
    • APECS Member Svalbard Fieldwork Blog
    • UK Polar Network Workshop – Polar Sedimentary Processes and Archives
    • Join the APECS Climate Research Group
    • IPY Education and Outreach Lessons Project Assistant Hired
    • Pre-publication: State of the Arctic Coast 2010
    • Workshop for Permafrost Microbiology
    • Join the Polar Heritage Research Group
    • ICSU Insight: July 2010 Newsletter
    • A Science Plan for Regional Arctic System Modeling
    • Join the APECS Terrestrial Biology Research Group
    • Tenth International Conference on Permafrost: First Circular and Expression of interest
    • Nominations Now Open for the 2010-2011 APECS Executive Committee
    • Another Successful Interdisciplinary and International IPY Field School
    • Jennifer Rhemann and Bryany Denning join the APECS Council!
    • APECS at ESOF 2010: our contribution to future European Research!
    • Speed Dating With Politicians…
    • The Bering Sea Project - New Website Available
    • APECS in Science Careers Blog
    • La Carotte de Classe and APECS in the French news
    • SCAR Newsletter - June 2010
    • RAC meetings Oslo Conference - Summary
    • Virtual Poster Session June 2010
    • APECS ‘Research Sites’ Working Group
    • Tell Us About Your Field Sites
    • UK Polar Network Circumpolar Remote Sensing Workshop
    • Working Group Report: "Climate change answers in various languages"
    • Virtual Poster Session WG Progress
    • The APECS reception: a memorable evening during the IPY OSC
    • International Polar Year officially closed
    • Who's Who in Polar Science Update
    • Twelve Early Career Researchers Meet with Royalty at the IPY-OSC
    • APECS Mentioned in Plenary Speeches at IPY OSC
    • APECS Workshop at IPY-OSC
    • Teachers Immersed in Polar Science at the PolarTEACHERS Workshop
    • Early Career Researcher Poster and Presentation Awards at IPY-OSC
    • Polar Science and Global Climate: An International Resource for Education and Outreach
    • APECS Council Meeting in Oslo
    • SCAR Open Science Conference (Buenos Aires, August 2010) Travel Grant results NOW AVAILABLE!!
    • Outputs of Charles Harris Symposium now online
    • APECS PANEL in SCAR Buenos Aires Conference
    • APECS PANEL in SCAR Buenos Aires Conference
    • Politicians listen to Portugal's polar work
    • UArctic Shared Voices- June 2010
    • Arctic and Antarctic Partners Sign Agreement to Further Cooperation in Polar Education
    • Launch of the Polar Information Commons - IPY Oslo Conference 2010
    • Abstract Deadline Extended - 11th International Circumpolar Remote Sensing Symposium
    • Mentorship program update
    • Adventures at Polaria - Report on APECS Tromsø Mentoring Event
    • 4 Years of APECS Activities!
    • New APECS Promotional Material Available
    • Silje-Kristin Jensen Joins the APECS Council
    • APECS Director on the Radio
    • APECS RUSSIA Panel at Young Researchers Council of VNIIOkeangeologia
    • IASC Newsletter Spring 2010
    • Grant Workshop to be held at University of Alaska
    • Patrick Webber awarded with the first IASC Medal
    • New Brochure: Exploring Polar Science - Strengthening future generations of polar researchers
    • Arctic Science Summit Week 2010 in Nuuk / Copenhagen
    • IPY Report: May 2010
    • Arctic Frontiers 2011: Science section – Call for papers
    • Invitation to participate in a survey on wilderness and aesthetic values of Antarctica
    • APECS Panel in Nuuk, Greenland - Report
    • New National Committee Websites Available
    • SCAR Fellowship Scheme 2010-11
    • APECS RSS Feed Available
    • Position Available: IPY Education and Outreach Assessment Project
    • Join expedition to the glacier Tunsbergdalsbreen in Norway
    • Summary from APECS RUSSIA Panel at Great Geographical Festival in St. Petersburg Now Available!
    • Gordon Conference Participation for March 2011
    • APECS Field Schools Network Relaunch
    • David Hik elected new IASC President
    • Calling Early Career Scientists: NSF Planning Workshop On Land-Ice Contributions To Future Sea Level
    • University of the Arctic newsletter - April 2010
    • The Reporter - "Student travels to Antarctica for research project"
    • Arctic Science Summit Week 2011, 1st Circular is available
    • APECS Design Content Winners
    • Education and Outreach Lessons from IPY
    • Tinker Foundation travel grants for Latin American participants at Oslo IPY
    • Welcome to Allen Pope on the Executive Committee
    • Research opportunities in Antarctica
    • Summary from the IPY International Early Career Researcher Symposium in Victoria December 4-8
    • APECS Russia Panel at Great Geographical Festival
    • APECS Russia Panel at the Great Geographical Festival
    • SCAR Open Science Conference (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
    • APECS Council Call Minutes available!
    • New Council Members!
    • IPY Report: April 2010
    • Portugal signs the Antarctic Treaty
    • Advertising Contest - Vote extended to April 4!
    • Always have an answer to questions about climate change...
    • Antarctic Sun - New Sun content
    • Geli at sea
    • Issue 14 of the Arctic Future Newsletter
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    • Mentor Programme Working Group
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    • IPY Publications Database
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    • DUE Permafrost Newsletter
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    • Arctic Monitor #1
    • PYRN Newsletter 31
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    • ExCom Call Minutes: February 8 2010
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    • IPY Oslo Science Conference Updates
    • Council call minutes: Jan. 2010
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    • UW-Stevens Point Professor heads to Antarctica
    • SCAR Report 37
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    • APECS Sweden Career Day
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    • PYRN Newsletter Autumn 2009
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    • UKPN Cryospheric Science Workshop
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    • IPY Oslo Science Conference - Abstract Submission and Travel Support Application Open
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    • Nathalie Morata (ARCTOS) and Adrienne Tivy (IARC) Join the APECS Council
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    • Greetings from Gerlis Fugmann, APECS 2009-2010 President
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    • SCAR Social Science Action Group approved
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    • A good book
    • We want to rock
    • Escape of a Lifetime
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    • 'United Nations of the World'
    • Cool Art
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    • Spring Cleaning
    • Ready to Roll
    • Cooking in the Cold
    • NSF Seeks $6.85 Billion for FY09
    • Spoofing on SPIFF
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    • Easy Ridin'
    • The Art of Sound
    • 50 Years of Blessings
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    • Sir Ed Passes Away
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    • Weather Delays Pole Flights
    • Cheerio and All That
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    • Evans Makes Bid for Antarctica's Tallest Peak
    • Air Force Gets Thrill from Hillary's visit
    • Pole Turns 50
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    • Couriers Keep the Mail Moving
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    • RIP Colin Bull
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    • No Laughing Matter
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    • No Longer the Exception
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    • Heinz Awards
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    • Continental Connection
    • Fresh Air
    • Rare Find
    • Before the End
    • Wave Action
    • Cold Corals
    • Off the Shelf
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    • Pollen Pinpoints Changes
    • Night Fears
    • Capped Off
    • Grounded Evolution
    • 50 Years and Counting
    • Neverending Story
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    • Unzipping Climate Change
    • Whale of a Number
    • Tectonic Evolution
    • Heat Wave
    • Food Shortage
    • Turning Over an Old Leaf
    • Return of the Dinosaur (Hunters)
    • Dawn of an Age
    • No Bones About It
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    • Meltdown
    • Extreme Environment
    • Frozen at the Bottom
    • Population Pressures
    • Super Breeders
    • Fresh Water
    • Deep Core Complete
    • Winging It
    • Reverse Course
    • Stringing It Together
    • Polar Pollutants
    • Doubling Up
    • Aspiring for Knowledge
    • Cool Deal
    • Crushing Blow
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    • Upon Further Reflection
    • Bridging the Gap
    • From the Field: LARISSA Revisited
    • Race to the End
    • Getting into the Flow
    • Heavyweight Discovery
    • It's Just Physics
    • Seminar "Russian-German collaboration in the field of ecology of arctic ecosystems"
    • Birds of a Feather
    • New Alliance calls for World’s Largest Marine Reserves around Antarctica
    • Yukon River Dumping More Mercury Thanks to Climate Change
    • Polar bear 'better Canada emblem'
    • A Polar Mediterranean? Accessibility, Resources and Sovereignty in the Arctic Ocean
    • Governing Antarctica: Contemporary Challenges and the Enduring Legacy of the 1959 Antarctic Treaty
    • US launches advanced weather sat
    • Reindeer stay cool in fur coats
    • Celestial compass obscured by urban light pollution for some nocturnal animals
    • Americans’ Migration Patterns Shifting
    • Green Blog: A Coast Guard Challenge: Arctic Drilling
    • Scientists predict faster retreat for Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier; Underwater ridge critical to future flow
    • Captain Scott’s Lost Photographs
    • Extreme melting on greenland ice sheet, team reports; Glacial melt cycle could become self-amplifying
    • Glaciers in southwest China feel the brunt of climate change
    • Point Hope, Alaska, Is Split by Oil-Drilling Plan
    • Significant ozone hole remains over Antarctica
    • Arctic Field Grant 2012
    • New Distance Learning Project in Sami Duodji Arts and Crafts
    • Evolution of a Stream: Plants and sea-life claim new territory as glaciers retreat in Glacier Bay, Alaska
    • From tropics to poles: Study reveals diversity of life in soils
    • Warming Revives Old Dream of Sea Route in Russian Arctic
    • Books on Science: Antarctic Odyssey, Through the Lens of Robert Falcon Scott
    • VIDEO: Criminal penguin captured on film
    • Strange case of the vanishing Arctic lakes
    • National Briefing | Science: Stroke Victim Is Flown From South Pole
    • Marine protection in the Arctic cannot wait
    • Engineering team heads to Antarctica to explore hidden lake
    • Barrow Journal: In Whale Hunt, Eskimos Use Modern Tools to Satisfy Tradition
    • 'Criminal' penguin caught on film
    • Antarctic Tourism: The Pros and Cons
    • New Saudi Arabias of solar energy: Himalaya Mountains, Andes, Antarctica
    • How to clean an oil-slicked penguin
    • Finnish Bioart Society: FIELD_NOTES
    • Three-way race to reach lost Antarctic lakes
    • Polar Oceans in Transition
    • NZ to veto total protection of Ross Sea
    • World Briefing | ASIA: Japan: Whaling to Resume
    • Scientist at Work Blog: Scooping Up Arctic Seafloor Data in an Expedition's Homestretch
    • Antarctic lake mission gets ready
    • VIDEO: Search for life under Antarctic ice
    • Ross Sea protected area a battle for toothfish
    • 'Pirates' in the Ross Sea
    • Ross Sea: Should NZ seek protection for the last ocean?
    • Green Blog: The Difficulty of Drawing Lines Around Ice
    • Scientist at Work Blog: Making Sense of a Tidal Wave of Data
    • Green Blog: Arctic Shelves Have Lost Half Their Size in Six Years
    • Arctic ice melting facilitates more oil drilling
    • Climate change affects marine animals on Antarctica's seabed
    • SYLVIA EARLE ON WHAT IT MEANS TO SEE OPEN OCEAN IN AN ARCTIC SUMMER
    • The Ross Sea in John's Weller's new photography website
    • ScienceShot: In a Scrape
    • Scientist at Work Blog: Minds on the Seafloor, Eyes on the Ice Ahead
    • Scientists Say Atlas Is Wrong on Greenland’s Glaciers
    • Climate change may leave Mount Everest ascent ice-free, say climbers
    • Antarctic oil sets up cold war
    • ScienceShot: A Whale Tête-à-Tête in the Northwest Passage
    • Scientist at Work Blog: Mapping a Stripe of the Seafloor
    • Air quality has continued to improve in Finnish Lapland
    • Dot Earth Blog: Updates on Greenland's Ice
    • Smells may help birds find their homes, avoid inbreeding; Research may bring help to endangered species
    • Times Atlas 'wrong' on Greenland
    • Scientist at Work Blog: Geology Beneath the Arctic Ocean
    • The next Pangaea will have pieces missing
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    • Green Blog: Q. and A.: The Quest of the Earth Scientist
    • Arctic Futures Symposium 12th to 14th of October 2011, Brussels, Belgium
    • Arctic sea ice nears minimum extent
    • Time-lapse Tuesday: Biggest Greenland glacier break-up
    • Observations of climate change from indigenous Alaskans
    • Scientist at Work Blog: To the Arctic, in Search of the Unknown
    • ICED considers the human dimension in the Southern Ocean
    • Observatory: Discovery of Woolly Rhino Sheds New Light on Tibet
    • ScienceShot: King Crab Invasion
    • 10,000 years of Andean glacier melt explained
    • Getting to the bottom: NICL team processes deepest ice from WAIS Divide project
    • Giant crabs make Antarctic leap
    • NSF Signs Agreement to Use Russian Icebreaker for Critical Antarctic Resupply and Refueling Mission
    • Human activities linked to warming and loss of sea ice
    • Arctic permafrost thaw will boost carbon emissions
    • U.S. Icebreaking Woes Threaten McMurdo Resupply, Research Plans
    • Polar climate change may lead to ecological change
    • Scientists to track acidification in Arctic Ocean
    • World iceberg capital turns frozen blocks to cold, hard cash
    • Research Shows Texas Having a Link to Antarctica
    • Shell Gets Tentative Approval to Drill in Arctic
    • The Last Pristine Ocean: The Ross Sea
    • The Most Remote Fishery on Earth
    • Bear researcher frozen out (link to Nature News)
    • On the ice edge ANDRILL gathers data to drill through moving ice shelf into ancient seafloor sedimen
    • A World Centered on Sea Ice Is Changing Swiftly at the Poles
    • Sea level rise less from Greenland, more from Antarctica, than expected during last interglacial
    • Scientists report dramatic carbon loss from massive Arctic wildfire
    • NZ penguin gets health clearance
    • Antarctica rising as ice caps melt
    • Dot Earth: Polar Bear Science and the Spin Cycle
    • Largest recorded tundra fire yields scientific surprises
    • Arctic fire hints at warming cue
    • Basics: A Forbidding Kingdom of Snow Leopards
    • Little crayfish is big glutton in Arctic waters
    • Reforestation's cooling influence is a result of farmers' past choices
    • Climate Change 'Remobilizes' Long-Buried Pollutants as Arctic Ice Melts
    • Snowstorms on Mars may dwarf those on Earth
    • Norm Augustine to Lead Review of Antarctic Science Blue Ribbon Panel
    • The “New Whale Order”, Despotism Threatens International Whaling Commission
    • VIDEO: A glacial world in a London museum
    • Rising oceans: Too late to turn the tide?
    • Skeleton May Help Solve Mystery of Doomed Franklin Expedition
    • Antarctic whaling 'to continue'
    • Subsistence argument
    • Polar experts gather in Scotland
    • More Rain, Less Snow Leads to Faster Arctic Ice Melt
    • With climate changes, polar bear and brown bear lineages intertwine
    • VIDEO: Hyper-arid Atacama desert hit by snow
    • Polar Bears Rooted in Ireland
    • Pleistocene Treasures, at a Breakneck Pace
    • Dot Earth: Climate Roundup
    • Green: Preserving Land for Northward Migration
    • Warming ocean layers will undermine polar ice sheets, climate models show
    • Antarctic krill help to fertilize Southern Ocean with iron
    • Time-lapse Tuesday: Penguins do the wave to keep warm
    • Aircraft influence the local weather, new study shows; Inadvertent cloud seeding can increase precipitation around major airports
    • Judge Upholds 'Threatened' Listing for Polar Bear
    • Arctic warming even faster than predicted, scientists say
    • Ice mission produces first map
    • Green: Eureka! A Roaming Bowhead Whale
    • Scott descendants mark famous feast
    • Scientist at Work: Counting Our Bugs Before the Chicks Hatch
    • Scientist at Work: Eavesdropping on Arctic Birds
    • June 2011 is National Ocean Month
    • ROSS SEA, ANTARCTIC HOPE SPOT
    • Scientist at Work: Spring Is Early in the Arctic
    • 1,000-Year Record Shows Unusual Snowpack Declines -- Study
    • Researchers See Unusually Rapid Decline in Water Source for Western Rivers
    • ScienceShot: Mount Rainier Has Lost One-Seventh of Its Ice and Snow
    • Scientist at Work: Getting to the Tundra
    • New map reveals giant fjords beneath East Antarctic ice sheet
    • Diversity and value of Alaska's coastal forests
    • Keeping warm: Coordinated movements in a penguin huddle
    • Scientist at Work: Biodiversity in the Arctic Sky
    • The Ocean's Layers
    • Living on Thin Ice
    • Record Snowpacks Could Threaten Western States
    • Scientist at Work: In Polar Bear Territory
    • VIDEO: London Zoo opens new penguin pool
    • Arctic reindeer 'can see in UV'
    • LARGE MARINE PROTECTED AREAS FOR THE ARCTIC? CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES
    • Violent Arctic storm a climate-change ‘harbinger,’ study finds
    • Ocean Carbon Biogeochemistry newsletter
    • First signs of ozone-hole recovery spotted
    • Scientist at Work: Under the Ice, Sounds of Spring
    • First ocean acidification buoy installed in Alaska waters
    • U.S., Alaska Disagree on Proposed Tongass Roadless Exemptions
    • VIDEO: Wikileaks shows Arctic 'carve up'
    • Cooperation Is Pledged by Nations of the Arctic
    • In a Changing Antarctica, Some Penguins Thrive as Others Suffer
    • Green Smoke Is Sighted as Vatican Releases Glacier Report
    • In a Changing Antarctica, Some Penguins Thrive as Others Suffer
    • Antarctic icebergs help ocean take up carbon dioxide
    • Green: Clinton Takes Seat at Arctic Council
    • Wikileaks shows Arctic 'carve up'
    • Report on Ocean Acidification outreach booklet available
    • The Official Blog of the Last Ocean Trust has been launched
    • Mining in Antarctica? Australia says no
    • New study warns of Arctic mercury pollution; high levels found in wildlife
    • New study warns of Arctic mercury pollution; high levels found in wildlife
    • Effects of climate change in Arctic more extensive than expected, report finds
    • Observatory: An Antarctic Buffet Where Whales Gather to Feast
    • Economic analysis updated for the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska
    • Scientist at Work: Three Ways to Count Whales
    • Tropical Arctic unleashed monster ants on America
    • Wayward whale not a fluke
    • An Antarctic marine biology underwater opera
    • Plastics in Arctic birds surprise biologists
    • Green: A Journey Into the Past, Drinks Included
    • Shell Tries to Calm Fears on Drilling in Alaska
    • Record Number of Whales, Krill Found in the Antarctic Bays
    • Arctic Coasts on the Retreat
    • Soot may be key to rapid Arctic melt
    • Scientist at Work: Braving Ice to Count Whales
    • Observatory: Taking a Second Look at Penguins’ Decline
    • Ozone 'changes southern weather'
    • Life in extreme environments paves the way for international collaboration: New roadmap for research launched
    • Melting ice on Arctic islands a major player in sea level rise
    • King crabs invade Antarctica
    • Southern Ocean protection
    • "A New Explanation for Decreasing Penguin Populations"
    • 'Bubble wrap' urged for melting ski slopes
    • Melting sea ice leaves Arctic vulnerable to erosion
    • West Antarctic Warming Triggered by Warmer Sea Surface in Tropical Pacific
    • Fox species clash in the Arctic
    • VIDEO: Polar bear awakes in building site
    • Polar animals' antifreeze has a spiky secret
    • Antarctic penguins losing to climate change through 80% krill decline
    • Government Shutdown Would Put Arctic Study on Ice
    • New warning on Arctic ice melt
    • Penguins go bald due to mystery disease
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    • Ex-Cop Builds Bicycle-Powered Winch to Bolster Arctic Research
    • Q & A: When Trees Unfreeze
    • Penguins 'hit by krill decline'
    • Gulf Stream could be threatened by Arctic flush
    • Ozone damage sets Arctic record
    • Growing Urgency to Protect Antarctica's Ross Sea from Chilean Seabass Fishing
    • Growing Urgency to Protect Antarctica's Ross Sea from Chilean Seabass Fishing
    • Antarctic microbes live life to the extreme
    • Glacier melt 'fastest for years'
    • Measurements of Winter Arctic Sea Ice Shows Continuing Ice Loss, Study Finds
    • Russian Boreal Forests Undergoing Vegetation Change, Study Shows
    • Antarctic Icebergs Play a Previously Unknown Role in Global Carbon Cycle, Climate
    • Climate change observers coming to rural Alaska
    • Killer waves: How orcas hunt their favourite seal
    • Antarctic grass thrives in a changing climate
    • Novel technique reveals how glaciers sculpted their valleys
    • Ocean circulation plays important role in transporting heat to Greenland glaciers
    • New Education Website Available
    • Arctic sea ice maximum ties for lowest on record
    • Oil Spill in South Atlantic Threatens Endangered Penguins
    • Knut's story
    • Northern Peatlands a Misunderstood Player in Climate Change
    • Wheels Up for NASA Mission's Most Extensive Arctic Ice Survey
    • Sylvia Earle: Oceans at risk because of 'luxury tastes'
    • Japan tsunami touches New Zealand
    • Halibut stock decline forces increased management measures for southeast Alaska charter fleet
    • Arctic on the verge of record ozone loss
    • Lost world hints at life in the Mesozoic
    • Climate Change Poses a Major Challenge for the U.S. Navy in the Arctic
    • New interpretation of Antarctic ice cores
    • First Recorded Loss of an Emperor Penguin Colony
    • Restrictions on Logging Are Restored
    • Ice loss quickens, raising seas
    • New discovery from Antarctica’s ‘ghost mountains’
    • Arctic Blooms Occurring Earlier
    • Sea-ice algae can engineer ice to its advantage using own antifreeze
    • Antarctic ice may be more stable than we thought
    • Observing Arctic ice-edge plankton blooms from space
    • Antarctic ice built 'bottom-up'
    • Green auroras light up Arctic sky
    • Human Planet
    • Shrinking tundra, advancing forests: how the Arctic will look by century's end
    • Rocks, Ice and Science in Antarctica
    • Life origins clue from meteorite
    • Frequent, Severe Fires Turn Alaskan Forests Into a Carbon Production Line
    • International Arctic climate study to start
    • Rare, unique seeds arrive at Svalbard Vault, as crises threaten world crop collections
    • The Ross Sea, Antarctica: A Sylvia Earle Alliance Hope Spot Initiative
    • Discovery of oldest northern North American human remains provides new insights into Ice-Age culture
    • Krill do it deep in the Southern Ocean
    • Ribbons of sea ice enrobe volcanic island
    • Launching balloons in Antarctica
    • Carbon sink at South Pole has grown recently, historical collections reveal
    • Scott samples give climate clues
    • New 2D Version of the Arctic Research Mapping Application
    • Observatory: Hibernating Bears Keep the Thermostat Turned Up
    • Peru potatoes head to ice vault
    • Submarines to do science under the ice
    • Thawing permafrost likely will accelerate global warming, study finds
    • Japan halts Antarctic whale hunt
    • DSR II - CAML Special Issue is now available!
    • Dot Earth: On Edge-Pushing Statistics and Climate Basics
    • Republicans Launch Assaults on Obama Administration's Climate and Clean Energy Programs
    • India, Norway for joint polar research
    • ScienceShot: Why Some Penguins Wear a Blue Tuxedo
    • Polar nomads: Ghost foxes of the Arctic
    • Polar bear births could plummet with climate change
    • Jokkmokk Winter Conference 2011 – A Source for Inspiration
    • Fossil forests
    • Science Honors “Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears” Web Site
    • Dot Earth: Antarctic Cruise Ship Has Close Scrape
    • Arctic mercury mystery: Meterological conditions in the spring and summer to blame?
    • Thaw of Earth's icy sunshade may stoke warming
    • Mathematical and Statistical Approaches to Climate Modelling and Prediction
    • Lake Vostok drilling in Antarctic 'running out of time'
    • Greenland glaciers spring surprise
    • Mercury Assessment Report
    • Bear's epic nine-day 'swimathon'
    • Rethinking the Top of the World: Arctic Security Public Opinion Survey Report Released
    • EU Arctic Footprint and Policy Assessment Project Report
    • Risky harvest
    • Greenland's Ice Feels the Heat in Record-Setting 2010
    • Scientist at Work: Answering Questions About Antarctica
    • Where eagles die
    • Arctic sea-ice controls the release of mercury
    • Race against time for raiders of the lost lake
    • Shackleton's whisky home after a century in the Antarctic ice
    • Melting in Andes Reveals Remains and Wreckage
    • Tourists Mimic Polar Pioneers, Except With Planes and Blogs
    • USA - Polar Research Vessel Survey & Workshop
    • Dot Earth: Studying Microbes in Antarctica?
    • ISAES Session Announcement - Origin and Evolution of Modern Antarctic Biota
    • Flipper Bands Harm Penguins
    • Antifreeze proteins: How one gene becomes two (with different functions)
    • US science academy report calls for 'bipolar' research
    • Scientist at Work: A South Pole Detour
    • BIONATURE 2011, CALL FOR PAPERS
    • Scientist at Work: Rocks, Zircon Zapping and a Big Shrimp
    • The end for small glaciers
    • Report Available: Protecting Arctic Biodiversity, United Nations Environment Programme
    • Final Report Available - Bering Strait Environmental Observations Workshop
    • Final Conference Resolution Available - State of the Arctic Conference 2010
    • Scientist at Work: Deep in Antarctica, Three Big Challenges
    • Time running out to save climate record held in unique eastern European Alps glacier
    • Mysteries of Lake Vostok on brink of discovery
    • Last chance to hold Greenland back from tipping point
    • Is Global Warming Making Tibet Dustier?
    • Deadline Extended: Apply Now to the 2011 Marine Geoscience Leadership Symposium
    • Polar bears filmed by 'spy cams'
    • IceCube completed
    • The Antarctic plumber
    • Scientist at Work: Life in the Deep Field
    • Scientist at Work: Unraveling the History Beneath the Ice
    • Santa Claus is coming to town: US radar tracks his progress - The Guardian
    • Climate change scientists study historic Arctic trips
    • Climate Change Igniting Deep Peatland Fires, Study Says
    • Elevated zinc concentrations in Colorado waterway likely a result of climate change
    • Construction of the world's largest neutrino observatory completed: Antarctica's IceCube
    • Ice mission returns first science
    • Loss of Arctic ice may promote hybrid marine mammals
    • Drone has Arctic seals in its sights
    • Scientist at Work: Katabatic Winds of Antarctica
    • Polar bears still on thin ice, but cutting greenhouse gases now can avert extinction, experts say
    • Polar bears could survive on persisting ice
    • Scientist at Work: Airplanes and Helicopters on an Icy Runway
    • Tragedy in Black and White
    • Scientist at Work: Snowing in Antarctica
    • Bering Sea chill yields fatter plankton, pollock diet changes
    • Designer snowflakes grown in the lab
    • Republicans Urge Opening of Arctic Refuge to Drilling
    • UK team claims Antarctic record
    • Greenland ice sheet flow driven by short-term weather extremes, not gradual warming, research reveals
    • Dot Earth: More Antarctic Cruise Ship Peril
    • Scientist at Work: For First-Timer, an Icy Challenge
    • ESF Editorial: It’s time for Europe to step up research in the Polar Regions
    • Scientist at Work: Antarctica’s Geological Secrets
    • Sea-Level Report available for comment
    • U.S. CRS Report: Changes in the Arctic
    • Arctic Regional Hydrographic Commission Established
    • National Briefing | Northwest: Alaska: Protection Sought for Seals
    • Rivers cut deep notches in the Alps' broad glacial valleys
    • Carbon monoxide trapped in ice cores reveals unexpected trends regarding burning biomass
    • A gigantic boulder? Or Lilliput discovered in Iceland?
    • Why such cold weather so early?
    • UK team begins Antarctic crossing
    • Green: U.S. Firms Up ‘Critical Habitat’ for Polar Bears
    • Newly discovered drumlin field provides answers about glaciation and climate
    • Gentoo penguin born in Australia
    • New Antarctic Research Plan for Russia
    • Surprise at a Comet Visited by NASA: A Snowstorm
    • World's first ice touchscreen virtually burns
    • Satellites provide up-to-date information on snow cover
    • Climate change: Water reservoir glacier
    • Russian yacht sets Arctic voyage record
    • As Arctic temperatures rise, tundra fires increase
    • New Report Predicts Severe Climate Impacts on Lake Tahoe Area
    • USAID Study Says Climate Impact on Himalayas Remains Unknown, but Worrisome
    • Global warming could cool down northern temperatures in winter
    • As Glaciers Melt, Science Seeks Data on Rising Seas
    • NSIDC's quarterly newsletter published
    • Shell Presses for Drilling in Arctic
    • Surveyor seals reveal secrets of Antarctic depths
    • Polar bears can't eat geese into extinction
    • Dot Earth: Are Polar Bears More than 'Threatened'?
    • Cold climates no bar to biogas production
    • InterPolar Pathways
    • Academia: The changing face of tenure
    • Adelie Blizzard Newspaper (1913) facsimile reproduction now available
    • ‘The History of the World in 100 Objects’ includes British Antarctic Survey clothing.
    • Report Available: Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment
    • India's first national expedition to the South Pole
    • Is South Pole ice melting? Gravity field satellites observe Antarctic ice mass fluctuations due to El Niño
    • Tagged narwhals track warming near Greenland
    • Clues about carbon dioxide patterns at end of Ice Age
    • Dream jobs 1: Penguin wrangler
    • As Arctic warms, increased shipping likely to accelerate climate change
    • Operation IceBridge: NASA airborne science campaign begins Antarctic sequel
    • Arctic Report Card: Region continues to warm at unprecedented rate
    • Penguins flirt with homosexuality
    • Lunar 'permafrost': Evidence for widespread water ice on the moon
    • Underwater robot to explore ice-covered ocean and Antarctic ice shelf
    • More than a century after the Gold Rush, mining an historical park’s lichen diversity
    • Giant Antarctic balloon sees surprise cosmic rays
    • Antarctic sea ice increase not linked to ozone hole, new research shows
    • Fossilized giant penguin reveals unusual colors, sheds light on bird evolution
    • Polar Sidekicks Earn a Place on the Map
    • Concern over Argentine glaciers
    • Trademark swimsuit gave penguin ancestors the edge
    • Auroral Chorus
    • Putin Calls for 'Trust' in Developing a Thawing Arctic
    • Arctic summit hears rival claims
    • Pole position
    • The floating nuclear power station
    • World eyes Arctic oil reserves
    • Tuning In to Highest Energy Cosmic Rays
    • Star tern - bird tagged in 1980 sets UK age record
    • Racing to Find Aviators Entombed in Ice
    • Arctic bugs may have the longest life-cycle on Earth
    • 'Rapid' 2010 melt for Arctic ice
    • NASA uses new method to estimate Earth mass movements
    • Russia Finds Last-Days Log of 1912 Arctic Expedition
    • Tracking Sea Ice in the Arctic
    • Russia and Norway slice up the Arctic
    • Collapse of the ice titans
    • The kit for racing across Antarctica
    • Methane bubbling off the Antarctic Peninsula
    • Penguin Populations Continue to Decline
    • Melting rate of icecaps in Greenland and Western Antarctica lower than expected
    • Arctic oil and gas drilling ready to take off
    • Weather clash causes snowy winter
    • Arctic ice: Less than meets the eye
    • Clue to ancient Antarctic seaway
    • Cold empties Bolivian rivers of fish
    • Squirt that berg
    • France drains lake under glacier
    • Why fish don't freeze in the Arctic Ocean: Chemists unmask natural antifreeze
    • Signs of oil found off Greenland
    • How giant tortoises, alligators thrived in High Arctic 50 million years ago
    • 50 Years Ago: Photographs of an Antarctic Odyssey
    • Prime Minister Vladimir Putin visits Russian-German Research Station
    • Polar bear threat to Scotland-bound geese
    • Found: World's oldest animal fossils
    • Inuit for a year
    • Researchers Race to Catch Up With Melting, Shifting Polar Realities
    • Climate Scientists Shine Light on Cave Ice
    • Huge Ice Island Splits From Greenland
    • Arctic rocks offer new glimpse of primitive Earth
    • Greenland glacier calves island four times the size of Manhattan
    • Looking for the coolest forms of life on Earth
    • Orphaned baby otter nursed back to health
    • Will Fishing Closures Stop the Decline of Endangered Steller Sea Lions?
    • Ancient Hawaiian glaciers reveal clues to global climate impacts
    • Photos and Reflections From Arctic Alaska
    • US-Canada Arctic border dispute key to maritime riches
    • Polarstern expedition: Autonomous underwater vehicle dives under the Arctic ice
    • Best hope for saving Arctic sea ice is cutting soot emissions, say researchers
    • Sinking in Slowly
    • Doomed 1848 ship found in Arctic
    • Signs of reversal of Arctic cooling: Rapid temperature rise in the coldest region of mainland Europe
    • Parks Canada find HMS Investigator! And more...
    • Scientists tap into Antarctic octopus venom
    • Clashing Pacific and Atlantic Patterns Shaped Super Snows
    • Parks Canada search for Franklin's lost ships
    • Arctic Ocean full up with carbon dioxide
    • Alaska Wells Halted
    • Observatory: Explaining the Macaroni Penguin’s Egg Laying Strategy
    • Dead penguins washed up in Brazil
    • Frozen secrets
    • Penguin Males With Steady Pitch Make Better Parents
    • Red hot seeds arrive at Arctic's 'doomsday' vault
    • Researchers witness overnight breakup, retreat of Greenland glacier
    • Genes from Arctic bacteria used to create new vaccines
    • Feeling the heat
    • Norway launches AISSat ship-tracking spacecraft
    • Soaring Arctic temperatures - a warning from history
    • Switching Basins
    • Arctic climate may be more sensitive to warming than thought, says new study
    • Even the midnight sun won't convince bees to work nights
    • In Beringia, Thinking Ahead to Next Steps
    • America's Heavy Icebreakers Are Both Broken Down
    • A Caribou-bou in the Warming Arctic
    • Underwater gliders may change how scientists track fish
    • Widespread glacial meltwater valleys found on Mars
    • Krill Harvest Certification Upsets Conservationists
    • Arctic Ice Forecasters Split on Summer Retreat
    • Arctic Ice Forecasters Split on Summer Retreat
    • Europe's next-gen polar weather satellites twin up
    • Scientists Call for a New Strategy for Polar Ocean Observation
    • Polar Oceans Key to Temperature in the Tropics
    • New Research Sheds Light on Antarctica's Melting Pine Island Glacier
    • Greenhouse Gase Increases Linked to Changes in Ocean Currents
    • Can painting a mountain restore a glacier?
    • Whale poop fights climate change: study (AFP)
    • Alps to Become More Dangerous in Warming World (LiveScience.com)
    • Antarctic Sea Ice Paradoxically Growing
    • Drilling into the unknown: First exploration of a sub-glacial Antarctic lake is a major step closer
    • Sherpas in Everest melt warning
    • Ocean Acidification in the Arctic: What are the consequences of carbon dioxide increase on marine ecosystems?
    • NASA takes to the air with new 'Earth Venture' research projects
    • Iceland woos world with net event
    • Ousland to sail round the North Pole
    • Arctic sea ice cover heading towards another record low?
    • First Hole in North Pole Ice Drilled by Explorers (LiveScience.com)
    • Climate-energy bill debuts in Senate, but prospects are dim (The Christian Science Monitor)
    • The Arctic Council visits Ilulissat
    • Arctic Council Senior Arctic Officials met in Ilulissat Greenland 28-29 April 2010
    • WG Chairs Shared Experiences
    • Inuit And Arctic Indigenous Peoples Day
    • New Arctic Council Chair
    • Royal Visit at Arctic Venue
    • Drilling in Arctic is jeopardised
    • Three wind turbines installed in Antarctica
    • Australia-Antarctica airlink will continue
    • Comet dust in Antarctic snow
    • Who's to blaim for Ady Gil crash ?
    • China wants to increase Arctic research funding
    • Japan issues arrest warrant for Watson
    • Hungry bears are climbing rocks to find food
    • Oil-spill, a warning to Arctic nations
    • Deep ocean current discovered near Antarctica
    • Putin orders clean up
    • NSF and NPRB Invite Media to Apply for Reporting Slots on Two Bering Sea Cruises
    • Methane Releases From Arctic Shelf May Be Much Larger and Faster Than Anticipated
    • Dome Away From Home
    • Top Scientists to Discuss Global Changes at Arctic Conference in Miami
    • NSF Forum to Address "Ecosystem Services" in a Changing World
    • Renewable energy comes to Antarctica: New wind farm to help power U.S. and New Zealand antarctic stations
    • State of the Antarctic: SCAR report shows continent undergoing major changes
    • Sue La Fratta detailed to serve as OPP Executive Officer
    • Alexandra Isern Appointed Antarctic Earth Sciences Program Director
    • APECS in the Chilean Antarctic Bulletin
    • Quarterly Newsletter Available - NSIDC Notes
    • To the Antarctic or Brazil for New Feathers: Thin-Billed Prions...
    • EGU Awards and Medals
    • Vulcanic Impacts on Arctic Environment
    • High Arctic Species on Thin Ice
    • New Book about Arctic Economies
    • From Pole to Pole
    • Antarctic cruising for big ships coming to an end ?
    • Melting Arctic ice reveals ancient tools
    • Cosmic 'dandruff' may have brought carbon to Earth
    • REMINDER - ABSTRACT DEADLINE 15 MAY 2010
    • announcing Parallel Ice Sheet Model (PISM) stable0.3
    • Deep flow
    • Vigorous ocean bottom current discovered
    • On Our Radar: Lessons From a Deep Current
    • Research in Antarctica reveals non-organic mechanism for production of important greenhouse gas
    • The 11th International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences
    • Announcement: EGU Vienna/Business Meeting of the Division on Cryospheric Sciences
    • Heavy snowfall over Himalayas makes drought over India more likely
    • Separated About Lift
    • Bear necessities
    • Fading future
    • From the Archives: Iceland's Doomsday Scenario?
    • Lunar polar craters may be electrified, NASA calculations show
    • In pictures: Night penguins
    • Geese tracked to estimate wind farms' impact
    • Bulgarian Antarctic mission maps the sea floor around eastern Livingston Island
    • Oceanos abrigam a maior diversidade da Terra (The largest diversity in the world is in the Oceans)
    • Ice plumbing is protecting Greenland from warm summers
    • Birds of a feather
    • Teams set for first taste of Antarctic lakes
    • Portugal officially signs the Antarctic Treaty
    • Hillary Clinton criticises Canada over Arctic talks
    • "Goddess" Glacier Melting in War-Torn Kashmir
    • NASA IceBridge Mission Prepares for Study of Arctic Glaciers
    • Warmer Summers Could Create Challenges for Nesting Arctic Seabirds
    • Greenland Ice Sheet Losing Mass on Northwest Coast
    • New Light Shed on North Pole Ice Trends
    • Boom time for Arctic animals
    • Hundreds Evacuated as Volcano Erupts in Iceland
    • Esa's Cryosat ice mission given launch date
    • High Arctic Species on Thin Ice
    • Proposal to ban polar bear trade shot down
    • Methane-Making Microbes Thrive Under The Ice
    • NASA finds shrimp dinner on ice beneath Antarctica
    • Reindeer body clock switched off
    • Drastic Musk Ox Population Decline 12,000 Years Ago Due to Climate, Not Humans, Study Finds
    • Snowball Earth: New Evidence Hints at Global Glaciation 716.5 Million Years Ago
    • Methane bubbling out of Arctic Ocean – but is it new?
    • Icecold Calculations: How Much Cold Can We Actually Tolerate Without It Affecting Our Performance?
    • Early Polar Bear Discovered in Arctic Tundra
    • Vast Antarctic iceberg 'threatens marine life'
    • Ancient DNA Reveals Caribou History Linked to Volcanic Eruption
    • Grizzly Bears Move Into Polar Bear Habitat in Manitoba, Canada
    • Better Snowfall Forecasting
    • Ice Shelves Disappearing on Antarctic Peninsula: Glacier Retreat and Sea Level Rise Are Possible Con
    • Missing 'Ice Arches' Contributed to 2007 Arctic Ice Loss
    • Arctic Glacial Dust May Affect Climate and Health in North America and Europe
    • Permafrost Line Recedes 130 Km in 50 Years, Canadian Study Finds
    • Fjords Contribute to Melting of Glaciers
    • Marine Protected Areas : A Solution for Saving the Penguin
    • Climate-Change Debate Is Heating Up in Deep Freeze
    • Tracking the Karakoram Glaciers
    • Agency Will Create National Climate Service to Spur Adaptation
    • Australia, Antarctica Linked by Climate
    • Shackleton's whisky recovered from South Pole ice
    • Melt from Alaskan Glaciers Largely Overestimated in Previous Studies, Glaciologists Show
    • Glacier-Melting Debate Highlights Importance of Satellites
    • Charting unknown Himalayan waters
    • Task Force Climate Change
    • Russian-Norwegian Oil and Gas Conference
    • Ice Cold: Cooler Than Being Cool
    • Japanese whalers left port
    • Polar bear hunt quota wait
    • More climate change research in Arctic
    • Canada and US seek cooperation on Arctic
    • Canada an "energy superpower" in Arctic
    • Iceberg armada moving towards New Zealand
    • Crime in the Arctic
    • Seal Ban Violates the WTO Guidelines
    • Obama to kick off COP15
    • UN Secretary-General in the Arctic
    • Erosion threatens Nunavut
    • The State of the Arctic
    • Four Countries in one Exercise
    • Arctic Venue at COP 15
    • The Arctic Council prepares for COP 15
    • SAO Meeting started
    • Arctic sea ice still on track for extreme melt
    • Arctic sea ice forecasts point to lower-than-average season ahead
    • NSIDC Launches Year-Round Sea Ice Site with Maximum Report
    • Race between waning sunlight and thin ice
    • A different pattern of sea ice retreat
    • Melt onset earlier than normal
    • Arctic shortcuts open up; decline pace steady
    • Sea ice decline accelerates, Amundsen's Northwest Passage opens
    • Arctic sea ice reaches lowest extent for 2008
    • Record ice loss in August
    • Arctic sea ice dips below second-lowest record
    • An expected paradox: Autumn warmth and ice growth
    • Arctic sea ice minimum press release
    • Arctic sea ice begins autumn freeze-up
    • Ice extent continues to track below normal
    • 2008 Year-in-Review
    • Ice growth slows; Arctic still warmer than usual
    • Near-real-time data now available
    • Satellite sensor errors cause data outage
    • Arctic sea ice younger, thinner as melt season begins
    • Annual maximum ice extent confirmed
    • Ice extent nears annual maximum
    • Melt season gains momentum
    • Satellite Update: Daily Images Now Available
    • A slow start to the spring melt season
    • Arctic ice melts quickly through July
    • Arctic sea ice extent tracking below 2008
    • Melt season in high gear
    • Arctic sea ice reaches annual minimum
    • Winds cause sea ice to spread in August
    • A change in ice motion slows seasonal decline
    • France's EDF joins Russian South Stream pipeline (AFP)
    • Warm winds slow autumn ice growth
    • Press Release: Arctic sea ice extent remains low; 2009 sees third-lowest mark
    • The nation's weather (AP)
    • Leaders say momentum building on climate change (AP)
    • Britain, France back global fund for climate ills (AP)
    • China must show climate change leadership, EU says (AFP)
    • Australian PM to meet Obama for talks (AFP)
    • Nepal government to hold Everest climate meeting (AFP)
    • Britain, France push for $10 billion climate fund (AFP)
    • US and China to reduce emissions, but not enough (AP)
    • Commonwealth throws weight behind climate talks (AFP)
    • Commonwealth builds momentum for climate deal (Reuters)
    • Commonwealth backs $10 bln climate adaptation fund (Reuters)
    • Leaders say momentum building on climate change (AP)
    • Queen leaves Commonwealth summit (AFP)
    • Climate battle bill to top $300 billion: Guyana (AFP)
    • EU: Nations must do more for climate change pact (AP)
    • Emerging nations unite on climate change: China state media (AFP)
    • Indian climate envoy resists emission targets (AFP)
    • Big developing countries form climate change front (Reuters)
    • EU seeks China's help on climate change, currency (AP)
    • Dalai Lama urges world to act on climate change (AP)
    • EU's Barroso: countries must offer more in Copenhagen (AFP)
    • An Update on the Leaked Climate E-mails and a "Dating Service" for Scientists and Teachers
    • China must show climate change leadership, EU says (AFP)
    • Australian PM to meet Obama for talks (AFP)
    • Sweden least corrupt
    • Murmansk on ”dynamite list”
    • Hurtigruten teams up with National Geographic
    • EU-Russia summit to discuss cross-border cooperation
    • Global temperature could rise 4 degrees
    • Plant trees in the Barents Region
    • Willam T. Colston Appointed Division Director of OPP's Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics Division
    • U.S. Antarctic Program field season under way as planes bring hundreds of people to McMurdo
    • Resting patterns of migrating Elephant seals
    • First icebreaker for Korea
    • Stepping into history: Women mark 40 years of working in the U.S. Antarctic Program
    • Funding cuts could end 'research' whaling
    • South Orkney Islands get protection
    • "Chill, baby, chill"
    • Hundreds of reindeer drown after falling through ice
    • Whiskey to be reproduced is frozen in Antarctica
    • Massive iceberg drifting off Macquarie Island
    • Picture of the week - Polar Bear blows bubbles
    • Tourists stranded after ship got stuck in ice
    • Killer whale calf makes first public appearance
    • United Nations Climate Conference (COP 15) in Copenhagen, Denmark
    • Bulgaria's 18th Antarctic scientific expedition underway
    • Incredible Leopard Seal Encounter
    • Canterbury Museum to display photographs from Queen's collection
    • EU wants stronger role in Arctic
    • Rate of ice loss overestimated ?
    • Barents Euro-Arctic Council has new chairman
    • Brian Stone Appointed Deputy Division Director, Antarctic Infrastructure and Logisitics Division
    • Alexandra Isern Appointed Antarctic Earth Sciences Program Director
    • Lawsuit to force listing of penguin species
    • "Critical habitat" allocated to Polar Bears
    • Call for Arctic Ocean study
    • Climate change in Russia's Arctic tundra
    • Pew Group calls for reduction of Krill catches
    • World's first land cover map of Antarctica
    • Setting new standards to expedition cruising
    • Lake Vostok drilling delayed again
    • Australia's Antarctic summer season has begun
    • “Permanent Gateway to Argentine Antarctica” celebrates fortieth anniversary
    • Measuring whales sex hormones with..... stockings
    • Canada, Nunavut and Greenland sign polar-bear agreement
    • Polar Bear Habitat Proposed for Alaska
    • StatoilHydro presented Rybak
    • Murmansk declared Arctic gas capital
    • Rosneft wants opening of Russian-Norwegian disputed waters
    • Rosneft ready for asset swop in Arctic
    • “No plans for Shtokman delay”
    • Murmansk legislators prepare for new times
    • New garrison for the Norwegian border guards
    • Norilsk-Nickel will open coal mine
    • Eco-efficient economy focus for Swedish chairmanship
    • The new Arktika complex
    • IAATO recomments further safety measures
    • Largest genetic study on Humpback whales unveiled
    • No NOAA listing for two Spotted Seal populations
    • 'Superswarm' formation of Krill investigated
    • Shark nets to stay despite whales getting trapped
    • The federal and Nunavut governments close to agree on marine park
    • Barrow 9-year-old harvests whale
    • Norway to spend more in the north
    • Foreign Ministers to Kirkenes
    • Securing stability in the High North
    • Gazprom’s bleak prognosis
    • Russia approved cross-border programmes
    • Some caribou herds are on theupswing while others decline
    • Killer whales toy with harbour porpoises
    • China sets out on its 26th Antarctic expedition
    • Kanin peninsula used as target for ballistic missiles
    • No exploration in Lofoten – yet
    • TNK-BP goes for Yamal oil
    • Repsol could join Yamal LNG
    • Murmansk human rights activist beaten
    • Northern Fleet Commander visits Norway
    • Improved water pollution monitoring of the Arctic
    • High North on the Agenda in Bergen
    • Nobel Peace Prize: -No tactical nuke talks
    • Only seven scrap-subs left after 2010
    • Norway government to keep oil spending curbs
    • Expedition to recover Byrd's plane
    • Cook Inlet belugas declining again
    • Rare South Pole photo uncovered
    • South African National Antarctic Expedition (SANAE) team member killed
    • Albatross camera reveals fascinating feeding methods
    • Arkhangelsk steps up hunt for investors
    • Increased protected habitat for Sea Otters
    • New name for Arctic Northwest Passage ?
    • Melting Arctic poses new challenges, naval powers say (AFP)
    • NASA to begin massive climate survey of Antarctica (AFP)
    • The Arctic Is an Area of Peace
    • Survival strategies of Weddell seals
    • US and EU condemn Iceland's whaling policy
    • Taking a ride on mom's back
    • New satellite pictures shows Polar ice melts faster
    • Japan's new government not willing to halt whaling
    • Press Release: Arctic sea ice extent remains low; 2009 sees third-lowest mark
    • New Head of Secretariat
    • The first Working Group Chairs Meeting under the Danish Chairmanship
    • Unknown species of worms found on whale cadavers
    • WWF want Polar bear hunt halted
    • Rescue mission in Antarctica
    • Warming ocean melts Greenland glaciers (AP)
    • Canada, Norway, Russia to provide Arctic sea weather warnings (AFP)
    • Warming ocean melts Greenland glaciers (AP)
    • Climate Change
    • Statement by Arden L. Bement, Jr., Director, National Science Foundation, on the Death of Dr. Jerri Nielsen FitzGerald
    • Global Warming Can Impact Monsoons and Lower Crop Production
    • National Science Foundation Releases Science Nation, a Video Series on Breakthroughs and Discoveries That Impact Our Lives
    • Scientists Return from Expedition to Drill Beneath Frozen Russian Lake
    • NSF Announces First Major Award Under American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to the Alaska Region Research Vessel (ARRV)
    • National Science Foundation Requests $7.045 Billion for Fiscal Year 2010
    • National Science Foundation Releases Comprehensive Report on Global Impacts of Climate Change
    • New Arctic Research Opportunities Solicitation in Preparation
    • NSF Advisory Committee for Environmental Research and Education Releases New Report
    • Winfly 2009 ushers in the 2009-2010 antarctic field season
    • The Arctic Offers More Evidence of Human Influences on Climate Change
    • NSF Invites Media to Apply for Antarctic Reporting Slots
    • International Greenland Ice Coring Effort Sets New Drilling Record in 2009
    • Cradle to grave: Study provides insight into evolution and extinction of vanished elephant seal colony
    • Arctic Ice at 3rd Lowest in Recent Decades
    • Photo of the week: Polar bears pay visit to US Sub
    • "Steve Irwin" to be fitted with water cannon
    • Russian Arctic border forces established
    • A380 superjumbo to fly over Antarctica
    • Research on ice block
    • Transiting the legendary Northeast Passage
    • Sarkozy Announces Carbon Tax
    • Unusual underwater mountain found
    • Annual Japanese dolphin hunt
    • Walruses die as Arctic ice melts
    • First Beluga Whale for traditional village
    • Busy times for Whale Rescue Team
    • Artic Reindeer Proposed for Endangered Species Listing
    • Antarctica's secret water network
    • Roald Amundsen's missing letter found
  • Partner News
    • Travel funds to SCAR Open Science Conference 2012 for US researchers
    • Nominations Open for Martha Muse Prize
    • Feb 3 Deadline for early career funds to Reanalyses conference
    • IASC Medal 2012 awarded to Dr. Igor Krupnik
    • Research Opportunities in the Transantarctic Mountains
    • The Arctic in the Earth System Perspective - The Role of Tipping Points
    • Coastal Management: International master's programme in Iceland
    • Dr. Igor Krupnik awarded with IASC Medal 2012
    • New newsletter from the IPY 2012 Conference
    • Arts and Antarctica at the SCAR Conference
    • Applications Now Available for the Girls on Ice 2012 Expeditions!
    • Outcomes of EC-PORS May-June 2011
    • New Resource - NOVA Thin Ice
    • Future Science Opportunities in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean
    • 2012 Graduate Student Research Awards
    • YES Network's Newsletter
    • Survey for The Arctic Observing Network (AON) Design and Implementation (ADI) Task Force
    • The National Science Foundation's Office of Polar Programs announces three new Program Officers
    • Greetings from IASC Secretariat
    • Season's Greetings from WCRP Joint Planning Staff
    • IMBER E-news Dec 2011
    • The Svalbard Research Experiences for Undergraduates
    • International Collaboration and Cooperation in Arctic Environment: Meeting Report Available
    • Call for Contributions to the Northern Notes newsletter
    • Call for Contributions to the Northern Notes newsletter
    • 2011 Arctic Report Card Update Now Available
    • Online registration for IGS 2012 Lahti, Finland symposium is now open
    • The Future of Arctic Sea Ice Research and Forecasting workshop
    • Scott's Forgotten Surgeon Book Available
    • NSIDC Online Newsletter Available
    • Nunavik Bibliography Database Available Online
    • Ookpik.org - Circumpolar Young Leaders Program
    • November Svalbard Science Forum News
    • ESA Earth System Monitoring & Modelling Summer School
    • PYRN stipends at TICOP
    • Polar Research Board newsletter now available
    • A new hardcover photography book about polar science titled "Science on Ice" has been published
    • POGO-SCOR Visiting Fellowships
    • DISCCRS VII Interdisciplinary Climate Change Research Symposium
    • Gaël Durand given the EGU Young Scientist Award
    • Financial Support for EGU GA 2012
    • InBev-Baillet Latour Antarctica Fellowship
    • Future Science Opportunities in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean - Nov 18
    • Louis Agassiz Medal 2012 given to Ian Joughin
    • EGU2012 - Call for Papers
    • Open Access for Global Climate Change Scientists 2011
    • UArctic e-Learning Workshop
    • Ilisimatusarfik/University of Greenland hosts nation's first oil and gas key stakeholder workshop
    • IASC-SCAR Joint Newsletter: Where North meets South
    • BOOK: ANTÁRTIDA:La vida en el límite
    • Glacier Summer School in Alaska, June 2012
    • ArcticNet Publications Database Now Available
    • ACCESS Newsletter No. 1
    • Reactions to cuts in Canadian funding to UArctic
    • SCAR Open Science Conference: Abstract Submissions Open
    • PYRN Newsletter
    • Unique Cultural Arts Events: SCAR Open Science Conference, July 2012
    • DACA-13: Air, Ice & Process Interactions
    • ICSU names Gordon McBean as its new President-elect
    • Science in the Snow: 50 years of SCAR
    • Southern Ocean Observing System Steering Committee Nominations
    • Fall Polar Research Board Newsletter Available
    • New Report: Future Science Opportunities in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean
    • SCAR Bulletin 180
    • Norway Fulbright Arctic Chair Grants - Deadline 1 October
    • Call for photographs IASC publications
    • David E. Lumley Scholarship for Energy and Environmental Science
    • Russian students are crowding to Norway
    • Steven Solomon
    • Land, Environment, and People in the North Online Course Available
    • SCAR Bulletin number 179 is now published
    • Second Circular: Tenth International Conference on Permafrost
    • COMNAP News: New COMNAP Chair!
    • New terminolgies for glacier mass balance measurements and for classification of snow on the ground
    • New Resource Available: Hydrocarbon Contaminants in Freezing Ground and Permafrost Terrain
    • YES Network July Newsletter
    • IASC Progress Summer Edition
    • Request for Nominations - IASC Medal 2012
    • Overcoming Barriers to Arctic Ocean Scientific Drilling: The Site Survey Challenge
    • SCAR Newsletter - June 2011 edition
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    • Mentoring Workshop at the IPY Understanding Circumpolar Ecosystems in a Changing World Conference
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    • Check out COMNAP - the Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs
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    • Polar Geography - 14 Days Free Online Access and Call for Papers
    • Travel Grants Available - 2010 AGU Fall Meeting
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    • Science Plan Released - U.S. Navy Submarine Arctic Science Program (SCICEX)
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    • Tenth International Conference on Permafrost: First Circular and Expression of interest
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    • Arctic and Antarctic Partners Sign Agreement to Further Cooperation in Polar Education
    • Teachers Immersed in Polar Science at the PolarTEACHERS Workshop
    • Twelve Early Career Researchers Meet with Royalty at the IPY-OSC
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    • SCAR Open Science Conference (Buenos Aires, August 2010) Travel Grant results NOW AVAILABLE!!
    • Politicians listen to Portugal's polar work
    • Outputs of Charles Harris Symposium now online
    • UArctic Shared Voices- June 2010
    • 4 Years of APECS Activities!
    • Launch of the Polar Information Commons - IPY Oslo Conference 2010
    • Abstract Deadline Extended - 11th International Circumpolar Remote Sensing Symposium
    • Mentorship program update
    • Adventures at Polaria - Report on APECS Tromsø Mentoring Event
    • New Brochure: Exploring Polar Science - Strengthening future generations of polar researchers
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    • Silje-Kristin Jensen Joins the APECS Council
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    • Patrick Webber awarded with the first IASC Medal
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    • IPY Report: May 2010
    • Arctic Frontiers 2011: Science section – Call for papers
    • Position Available: IPY Education and Outreach Assessment Project
    • Invitation to participate in a survey on wilderness and aesthetic values of Antarctica
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    • New National Committee Websites Available
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    • Join expedition to the glacier Tunsbergdalsbreen in Norway
    • Virtual Poster Session March 2010 - Recording is available
    • Welcome to Allen Pope on the Executive Committee
    • APECS Field Schools Network Relaunch
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    • Arctic Science Summit Week 2011, 1st Circular is available
    • Summary from APECS RUSSIA Panel at Great Geographical Festival in St. Petersburg Now Available!
    • Gordon Conference Participation for March 2011
    • David Hik elected new IASC President
    • Calling Early Career Scientists: NSF Planning Workshop On Land-Ice Contributions To Future Sea Level
    • University of the Arctic newsletter - April 2010
    • The Reporter - "Student travels to Antarctica for research project"
    • Education and Outreach Lessons from IPY
    • Tinker Foundation travel grants for Latin American participants at Oslo IPY
    • Launch of the APECS Working Group Programme
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    • Advertising Contest - Vote extended to April 4!
    • Portugal signs the Antarctic Treaty
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    • Summary from the IPY International Early Career Researcher Symposium in Victoria December 4-8
    • APECS Russia Panel at the Great Geographical Festival
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    • Arctic Virtual Learning Tools project joint workshop
    • Frozen Ground - IPA Bulletin
    • IPY Legacy Field School in Svalbard
    • IPY Oslo Science Conference Updates
    • SCAR open science conference
    • Follow APECS on Facebook and Twitter
    • IPY March Polar Week - Great Outreach Opportunity
    • Call for Input - The Future of Antarctic Biology (and Arctic Connections)
    • SCAR/AGCS Antarctic Sea Ice Workshop II, May 30th,2010 Tromso Norway
    • UKPN Newsletter March 2010
    • Mentor Programme Working Group
    • UArctic Shared Voices- Monthly Newsletter
    • IPY Publications Database
    • New 'NSIDC Notes' Published
    • SCAR Fellowship Scheme 2010-11
    • IPY Report: March 2010
    • Martha T. Muse Prize - Nominations now open for 2010/11
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    • Share your thoughts on Open Access Data
    • Ten new cryospheric research positions at ACE CRC Hobart in areas of ecological, sea-ice, ice and ocean modelling
    • DUE Permafrost Newsletter
    • Deadline for ICETECH 10 abstracts - Feb. 20
    • Looking for Creative Ideas for Advertising APECS!
    • Arctic Monitor #1
    • Information Needed on Research Field Sites and Locations
    • PYRN Newsletter 31
    • News from the UK Polar Network
    • APECS mentor panel, Valdivia Chile: Careers in glaciology
    • Arctic Portal Newsletter: February update
    • International Symposium on Sea Ice in the Physical and Biogeochemical System, Tromsø, Norway - Online registration now open
    • ExCom Call Minutes: February 8 2010
    • Young Scientist Travel Award to go to Nordic Meteorologist's Meeting in Helsinki, Finland
    • International Symposium on Earth's Disappearing Ice: Drivers, Reponses and Impacts - 2nd circular
    • Glacier Mass Balance Bulletin No. 10 (2006-2007) - World Glacier Monitoring Service (WGMS)
    • DISCCRS opportunity for recent PhDs engaged in Climate Research
    • Student Assistance Available to the 40th Annual Arctic Workshop, Colorado, USA
    • Update from APECS Sweden
    • Council call minutes: Jan. 2010
    • IPY Report: February 2010
    • Antarctic Field School Underway at Bellingshausen!
    • UW-Stevens Point Professor heads to Antarctica
    • Northern Research Forum - Young Researcher Support
    • Registration open for PolarCINEMA at the IPY Oslo Science Conference
    • SCAR Report 37
    • A new precedent for the involvement of early career scientists
    • ICSU invites your participation in directing the future of global change research
    • University of Delaware students planning an APECS meeting at the next Gordon Research Conference on Polar Marine Science
    • APECS Directorate Receives Grants to Continue Operations
    • Arctic System Science Postdoc/PhD Position with an APECS component
    • SCAR Evolution and Biodiversity in Antarctica: committee information and call for newsletter articles
    • SCAR XXXI & Open Science Conference Website Available
    • Travel Grants for US Researchers to IPY Oslo Science Conference - Deadline 15 Feb
    • On issues like global warming and evolution, scientists need to speak up
    • Arctic in Rapid Transition (ART) Workshop Report
    • Inuit Knowledge Centre Launched, Ottawa, Canada - Inuit Qaujisarvingat
    • APECS Director Gives Invited Presentation at the World Science Forum
    • APECS at the International Ice Charting Working Group
    • Now Available: Thematic Program, 6th Open Assembly of the Northern Research Forum, First Draft
    • Report on the Launch of APECS Polska
    • IPY Oslo Science Conference - Abstract Submission and Travel Support Application Open
    • Great things at AGU for APECS Members - 13-18 December 2009, San Francisco, California
    • IASSA Newsletter Autumn / Winter 2009
    • Professor Steven Chown awarded the first Martha T Muse Prize for Science and Policy in Antarctica
    • Nathalie Morata (ARCTOS) and Adrienne Tivy (IARC) Join the APECS Council
    • PYRN Newsletter Autumn 2009
    • APECS panel discussion at the Antarctic Treaty Summit
    • SCAR Newsletter: Issue 21, December 2009
    • SCAR report on Antarctic Climate Change and the Environment
    • Arctic Future - Issue 13, November 2009
    • IPY Report: November 2009
    • ISCU Newsletter - December 2009
    • State of the Arctic Conference - Student Travel Scholarships Available
    • APECS Sweden Career Day
    • ice2sea
    • IPY Report: December 2009
    • Greetings from Gerlis Fugmann, APECS 2009-2010 President
    • Review of a Series of Science Workshops Organised by the UK Polar Network
    • ArcticData Web Portal
    • NSIDC Notes Newsletter Available
    • EGU financial support for young scientists
    • Student opportunity: The International Semester in Sisimiut, Greenland 2010
    • UKPN Arctic Marine Science Workshop
    • Travel Funding Available: Jokkmokk Winter Conference on Climate Change Impacts in the North
    • SCAR Social Science Action Group approved
    • IPY Oslo Science Conference Abstract Submission Open
    • Newsletter available from NSIDC
    • UKPN Cryospheric Science Workshop
    • APECS November 2009 Newsletter
    • Pavlov to serve on ASSW 2011 Scientific Steering Group
    • IASC supports early career scientists at IPY Oslo Science Conference 2010
    • Apecs in the Chilean Society of Ecology and Inach
    • PhD Scholarship in English/Antarctic/Human-Animal Studies
    • Inuvialuit Settlement Region Database
    • Win a Free Trip to the Oslo IPY Conference - Submit your data!
    • NOAA Arctic Report Card 2008/2009 launched
    • World Glacier Monitoring Service: Call-for-data 2007/08
    • Workshop Announcement - Southern Ocean benthic biodiversity and biogeography
    • Sustaining Arctic Observing Networks (SAON) Update
    • Polar Careers Panel at the Antarctic Climate Evolution Symposium
    • REMINDER: International Polar Year Archiving
    • IASC Fall newsletter
    • SCAR September newsletter published
    • APECS October Newsletter published
    • Young polar researchers on the "Researchers night"!!!
    • IPY Report: October 2009
    • Network for Early Career Educators Created - Join Today
    • To all the 'Permafrost Addicts' out there... EUCOP III
    • Morrison joins CliC Office
    • APECS.is in South Africa
    • Workshop: "Marine Biodiversity under change”, 24 January to 3 February 2010, Tromsø, Norway
    • International Permafrost Association launches new website
    • SCAR Biology APECS Meeting Report
    • Arctic Climate Feedbacks Report Available from the World Wildlife Fund
    • 2009 Climate Change and Energy Competitions
    • Cephalopod Beak Guide published by Jose Xavier
    • IPY Report: September 2009
    • REMINDER: 2010 State of the Arctic Conference - Community Input due 14 September 2009
    • New Publication: Variations on Polysynthesis, The Eskaleut languages
    • Participate in IPY Polar Week: 4-9 October
    • Arctic In Rapid Transition (ART) Workshop - Sponsored by IASC, IARC, and APECS
    • IASC needs your Arctic photos for their yearbook
    • APECS September 2009 Newsletter
    • Meeting Announcement - Program for Arctic Regional Climate Assessment
    • University and Climate Change: special issue of the International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education
    • Arctic Frontiers 2010 – Second call for papers
    • Call for Cryosphere Sessions
    • UKPN Arctic Marine Sciences Workshop
    • Call for Researcher Applications: Host a PolarTREC Teacher
    • NSIDC Newsletter Available
    • APECS August 2009 Newsletter
    • APECS on the Students on Ice Expedition
    • Registration is now open for the IPY International Early Career Researcher Symposium
    • Funding Opportunity: Aboriginal Research Pilot Program
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    • APECS at MOCA-09
    • Call for Proposals: (Ny-Ålesund RI), Svalbard, Norway
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    • Interdisciplinary Climate Change Research Symposium
    • IPY Report: August 2009
    • Arctic Frontiers 2010 – First call for papers
    • Latest Climate and the Cryosphere "Ice and Climate News" June 2009 Issue Available
    • UPDATE! - POLARCAT Mega-session at Fall AGU 2009
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    • IPY Report: August 2009
    • PYRN June/July Newsletter Available
    • Register for the UKPN Cryospheric Science Workshop
    • APECS April 2009 Newsletter
    • IPY-GEOTRACES session at the 2010 Ocean Sciences Meeting
    • Important AGU Abstract Submission Information
    • Call for Nominations: Arctic Icebreaker Coordinating Committee
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    • Antarctic Research Station Design Contest
    • ACE Symposium Drilling Workshop: Invitation to Participate
    • APECS panel discussion in Auckland a success
    • Archiving Now Available for IPY Material
    • Call for Proposals: European Centre for Arctic Environmental Research Svalbard, Norway
    • Call for Nominations: The Martha T. Muse Prize for Science and Policy in Antarctica
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    • Call for papers: Antarctic Politics
    • Online Climate Change Course, Summer 2009
    • Ocean-Atmosphere-Sea Ice-Snow Interactions in Polar Regions: AGU Session
    • Antarctic and Arctic Governing Bodies Meet in Baltimore
    • New ICSU Newsletter - July 2009
    • Annual Report of the Arctic Institute of North America
    • Are you going to the European Geosciences Union General Assembly in Vienna, Austria, 19 – 24 April 2009?
    • NCP / AMAP Symposium on Human Health and Arctic Environmental Contaminants
    • APECS Launches New Website
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    • Communities of Change - Building an IPY Legacy
    • Francisco Fernandoy replaces Tina Tin on APECS ExCom
    • IPY Polar field school – selection process now complete
    • IPY Celebrations at the US National Academy of Sciences
    • UKPN Atmospheric Sciences Workshop - A Great Success!
    • IASC Progress Newsletter Available
    • APECS May 2009 Newsletter
    • APECS Antarctic Treaty Summit Contest
    • Report: Securing a Sustainable Future in the Arctic: Engaging and training the next generation of northern leaders
    • Matteo Cattadori joins the APECS Council
    • Cassie Wheeler joins the APECS Council
    • Travel Grants - Ecological Society of America Meeting
    • Report: APECS at the 10th Conference on Polar Meterology & Oceanography
    • IPY Publications Database Updated
    • A ‘getting to know APECS social’ in Riverside, California
    • New Polar News from the US National Science Foundation
    • Education and Outreach Call - 10 June 1900GMT
    • Nordic Council of Ministers funds APECS Virtual Poster Session
    • POLARCAT "mega-session" at Fall 2009 AGU
    • Deep sea research: Topic in oceanography, special issue on Southern Ocean Shelf Slope Exchange
    • Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research. Volume 41, Number 2
    • APECS June 2009 Newsletter
    • Arctic Forum Abstracts: "Tipping Points - The Arctic and Global Change" Available
    • Live Greenland Science Event! 8 July - open to all and free!
    • Jose Xavier to represent APECS on the Science Steering Committee for Integrating Climate and Ecosystem Dynamics in the Southern Ocean Program
    • Follow the Arctic Tipping Points Cruise!
    • National Snow and Ice Data Center: Spring issue, Number 67
    • Greetings from the APECS /UArctic IPY Polar Field School in Svalbard!
    • Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States
    • Michele Koppes to represent APECS on ICSU's Science Visioning Meeting
    • Help grow the APECS Education & Outreach program
    • Apply to Represent APECS on the SCAR Scientific Committees
    • APECS in the Spanish National Geographic
    • Doctor rescued from Antarctica in 1999 dies at 57
    • Advanced Biology Training Course in Antarctica, January 2010
    • IASC stimulates career development
    • IPY Report: July 2009
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    • Yukon River in Transition: Water & Climate Change in Southern Yukon
    • APECS recognized as the preeminent organization for young researchers working in the Arctic, Antarct
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    • APECS July 2009 Newsletter
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    • No Longer the Exception
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    • The Dome is Down
    • NSF FY11 Budget Request
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    • NSF Seeks $6.85 Billion for FY09
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    • US launches advanced weather sat
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    • Reindeer stay cool in fur coats
    • Green Blog: A Coast Guard Challenge: Arctic Drilling
    • Scientists predict faster retreat for Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier; Underwater ridge critical to future flow
    • Point Hope, Alaska, Is Split by Oil-Drilling Plan
    • Glaciers in southwest China feel the brunt of climate change
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    • Arctic Field Grant 2012
    • New Distance Learning Project in Sami Duodji Arts and Crafts
    • Evolution of a Stream: Plants and sea-life claim new territory as glaciers retreat in Glacier Bay, Alaska
    • Books on Science: Antarctic Odyssey, Through the Lens of Robert Falcon Scott
    • Warming Revives Old Dream of Sea Route in Russian Arctic
    • From tropics to poles: Study reveals diversity of life in soils
    • National Briefing | Science: Stroke Victim Is Flown From South Pole
    • Strange case of the vanishing Arctic lakes
    • VIDEO: Criminal penguin captured on film
    • Marine protection in the Arctic cannot wait
    • Engineering team heads to Antarctica to explore hidden lake
    • Barrow Journal: In Whale Hunt, Eskimos Use Modern Tools to Satisfy Tradition
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    • New Saudi Arabias of solar energy: Himalaya Mountains, Andes, Antarctica
    • Finnish Bioart Society: FIELD_NOTES
    • Three-way race to reach lost Antarctic lakes
    • Polar Oceans in Transition
    • NZ to veto total protection of Ross Sea
    • VIDEO: Search for life under Antarctic ice
    • Antarctic lake mission gets ready
    • Scientist at Work Blog: Scooping Up Arctic Seafloor Data in an Expedition's Homestretch
    • World Briefing | ASIA: Japan: Whaling to Resume
    • Ross Sea protected area a battle for toothfish
    • 'Pirates' in the Ross Sea
    • Ross Sea: Should NZ seek protection for the last ocean?
    • Green Blog: The Difficulty of Drawing Lines Around Ice
    • Green Blog: Arctic Shelves Have Lost Half Their Size in Six Years
    • Scientist at Work Blog: Making Sense of a Tidal Wave of Data
    • Arctic ice melting facilitates more oil drilling
    • Climate change affects marine animals on Antarctica's seabed
    • SYLVIA EARLE ON WHAT IT MEANS TO SEE OPEN OCEAN IN AN ARCTIC SUMMER
    • The Ross Sea in John's Weller's new photography website
    • ScienceShot: In a Scrape
    • Scientists Say Atlas Is Wrong on Greenland’s Glaciers
    • Scientist at Work Blog: Minds on the Seafloor, Eyes on the Ice Ahead
    • Climate change may leave Mount Everest ascent ice-free, say climbers
    • Antarctic oil sets up cold war
    • Smells may help birds find their homes, avoid inbreeding; Research may bring help to endangered species
    • Dot Earth Blog: Updates on Greenland's Ice
    • Air quality has continued to improve in Finnish Lapland
    • Scientist at Work Blog: Mapping a Stripe of the Seafloor
    • ScienceShot: A Whale Tête-à-Tête in the Northwest Passage
    • Times Atlas 'wrong' on Greenland
    • Green Blog: Q. and A.: The Quest of the Earth Scientist
    • Arctic ice at second-lowest level
    • The next Pangaea will have pieces missing
    • Scientist at Work Blog: Geology Beneath the Arctic Ocean
    • Arctic Futures Symposium 12th to 14th of October 2011, Brussels, Belgium
    • Arctic sea ice nears minimum extent
    • Scientist at Work Blog: To the Arctic, in Search of the Unknown
    • Observations of climate change from indigenous Alaskans
    • Time-lapse Tuesday: Biggest Greenland glacier break-up
    • ICED considers the human dimension in the Southern Ocean
    • 10,000 years of Andean glacier melt explained
    • ScienceShot: King Crab Invasion
    • Observatory: Discovery of Woolly Rhino Sheds New Light on Tibet
    • Getting to the bottom: NICL team processes deepest ice from WAIS Divide project
    • Giant crabs make Antarctic leap
    • NSF Signs Agreement to Use Russian Icebreaker for Critical Antarctic Resupply and Refueling Mission
    • Human activities linked to warming and loss of sea ice
    • Arctic permafrost thaw will boost carbon emissions
    • U.S. Icebreaking Woes Threaten McMurdo Resupply, Research Plans
    • Polar climate change may lead to ecological change
    • Scientists to track acidification in Arctic Ocean
    • World iceberg capital turns frozen blocks to cold, hard cash
    • Research Shows Texas Having a Link to Antarctica
    • Shell Gets Tentative Approval to Drill in Arctic
    • The Last Pristine Ocean: The Ross Sea
    • The Most Remote Fishery on Earth
    • Bear researcher frozen out (link to Nature News)
    • On the ice edge ANDRILL gathers data to drill through moving ice shelf into ancient seafloor sedimen
    • A World Centered on Sea Ice Is Changing Swiftly at the Poles
    • Dot Earth: Polar Bear Science and the Spin Cycle
    • Antarctica rising as ice caps melt
    • NZ penguin gets health clearance
    • Scientists report dramatic carbon loss from massive Arctic wildfire
    • Sea level rise less from Greenland, more from Antarctica, than expected during last interglacial
    • Arctic fire hints at warming cue
    • Largest recorded tundra fire yields scientific surprises
    • Reforestation's cooling influence is a result of farmers' past choices
    • Little crayfish is big glutton in Arctic waters
    • Basics: A Forbidding Kingdom of Snow Leopards
    • Climate Change 'Remobilizes' Long-Buried Pollutants as Arctic Ice Melts
    • Snowstorms on Mars may dwarf those on Earth
    • Norm Augustine to Lead Review of Antarctic Science Blue Ribbon Panel
    • The “New Whale Order”, Despotism Threatens International Whaling Commission
    • Rising oceans: Too late to turn the tide?
    • VIDEO: A glacial world in a London museum
    • Subsistence argument
    • Antarctic whaling 'to continue'
    • Skeleton May Help Solve Mystery of Doomed Franklin Expedition
    • Polar experts gather in Scotland
    • More Rain, Less Snow Leads to Faster Arctic Ice Melt
    • Pleistocene Treasures, at a Breakneck Pace
    • Polar Bears Rooted in Ireland
    • VIDEO: Hyper-arid Atacama desert hit by snow
    • With climate changes, polar bear and brown bear lineages intertwine
    • Time-lapse Tuesday: Penguins do the wave to keep warm
    • Antarctic krill help to fertilize Southern Ocean with iron
    • Warming ocean layers will undermine polar ice sheets, climate models show
    • Green: Preserving Land for Northward Migration
    • Dot Earth: Climate Roundup
    • Judge Upholds 'Threatened' Listing for Polar Bear
    • Aircraft influence the local weather, new study shows; Inadvertent cloud seeding can increase precipitation around major airports
    • Arctic warming even faster than predicted, scientists say
    • Scott descendants mark famous feast
    • Green: Eureka! A Roaming Bowhead Whale
    • Ice mission produces first map
    • Scientist at Work: Eavesdropping on Arctic Birds
    • Scientist at Work: Counting Our Bugs Before the Chicks Hatch
    • June 2011 is National Ocean Month
    • ROSS SEA, ANTARCTIC HOPE SPOT
    • Researchers See Unusually Rapid Decline in Water Source for Western Rivers
    • 1,000-Year Record Shows Unusual Snowpack Declines -- Study
    • Scientist at Work: Spring Is Early in the Arctic
    • ScienceShot: Mount Rainier Has Lost One-Seventh of Its Ice and Snow
    • Keeping warm: Coordinated movements in a penguin huddle
    • Diversity and value of Alaska's coastal forests
    • New map reveals giant fjords beneath East Antarctic ice sheet
    • Scientist at Work: Getting to the Tundra
    • Scientist at Work: Biodiversity in the Arctic Sky
    • Arctic reindeer 'can see in UV'
    • VIDEO: London Zoo opens new penguin pool
    • Scientist at Work: In Polar Bear Territory
    • Record Snowpacks Could Threaten Western States
    • Living on Thin Ice
    • The Ocean's Layers
    • LARGE MARINE PROTECTED AREAS FOR THE ARCTIC? CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES
    • Violent Arctic storm a climate-change ‘harbinger,’ study finds
    • Ocean Carbon Biogeochemistry newsletter
    • Scientist at Work: Under the Ice, Sounds of Spring
    • First signs of ozone-hole recovery spotted
    • Report on Ocean Acidification outreach booklet available
    • Cooperation Is Pledged by Nations of the Arctic
    • VIDEO: Wikileaks shows Arctic 'carve up'
    • U.S., Alaska Disagree on Proposed Tongass Roadless Exemptions
    • First ocean acidification buoy installed in Alaska waters
    • In a Changing Antarctica, Some Penguins Thrive as Others Suffer
    • Wikileaks shows Arctic 'carve up'
    • Green: Clinton Takes Seat at Arctic Council
    • Antarctic icebergs help ocean take up carbon dioxide
    • In a Changing Antarctica, Some Penguins Thrive as Others Suffer
    • Green Smoke Is Sighted as Vatican Releases Glacier Report
    • The Official Blog of the Last Ocean Trust has been launched
    • Mining in Antarctica? Australia says no
    • New study warns of Arctic mercury pollution; high levels found in wildlife
    • New study warns of Arctic mercury pollution; high levels found in wildlife
    • Economic analysis updated for the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska
    • Observatory: An Antarctic Buffet Where Whales Gather to Feast
    • Effects of climate change in Arctic more extensive than expected, report finds
    • An Antarctic marine biology underwater opera
    • Wayward whale not a fluke
    • Tropical Arctic unleashed monster ants on America
    • Scientist at Work: Three Ways to Count Whales
    • Plastics in Arctic birds surprise biologists
    • Shell Tries to Calm Fears on Drilling in Alaska
    • Green: A Journey Into the Past, Drinks Included
    • Record Number of Whales, Krill Found in the Antarctic Bays
    • Arctic Coasts on the Retreat
    • Soot may be key to rapid Arctic melt
    • Scientist at Work: Braving Ice to Count Whales
    • Ozone 'changes southern weather'
    • Observatory: Taking a Second Look at Penguins’ Decline
    • Melting ice on Arctic islands a major player in sea level rise
    • Life in extreme environments paves the way for international collaboration: New roadmap for research launched
    • King crabs invade Antarctica
    • Southern Ocean protection
    • "A New Explanation for Decreasing Penguin Populations"
    • Melting sea ice leaves Arctic vulnerable to erosion
    • 'Bubble wrap' urged for melting ski slopes
    • West Antarctic Warming Triggered by Warmer Sea Surface in Tropical Pacific
    • Polar animals' antifreeze has a spiky secret
    • VIDEO: Polar bear awakes in building site
    • Fox species clash in the Arctic
    • Antarctic penguins losing to climate change through 80% krill decline
    • Penguins 'hit by krill decline'
    • Q & A: When Trees Unfreeze
    • Ex-Cop Builds Bicycle-Powered Winch to Bolster Arctic Research
    • Penguins that shun ice still lose big from a warming climate
    • Penguins go bald due to mystery disease
    • New warning on Arctic ice melt
    • Government Shutdown Would Put Arctic Study on Ice
    • Gulf Stream could be threatened by Arctic flush
    • Ozone damage sets Arctic record
    • Growing Urgency to Protect Antarctica's Ross Sea from Chilean Seabass Fishing
    • Growing Urgency to Protect Antarctica's Ross Sea from Chilean Seabass Fishing
    • Antarctic microbes live life to the extreme
    • Glacier melt 'fastest for years'
    • Measurements of Winter Arctic Sea Ice Shows Continuing Ice Loss, Study Finds
    • Russian Boreal Forests Undergoing Vegetation Change, Study Shows
    • Antarctic Icebergs Play a Previously Unknown Role in Global Carbon Cycle, Climate
    • Climate change observers coming to rural Alaska
    • Killer waves: How orcas hunt their favourite seal
    • Antarctic grass thrives in a changing climate
    • Novel technique reveals how glaciers sculpted their valleys
    • Ocean circulation plays important role in transporting heat to Greenland glaciers
    • New Education Website Available
    • Arctic sea ice maximum ties for lowest on record
    • Oil Spill in South Atlantic Threatens Endangered Penguins
    • Knut's story
    • Northern Peatlands a Misunderstood Player in Climate Change
    • Wheels Up for NASA Mission's Most Extensive Arctic Ice Survey
    • Japan tsunami touches New Zealand
    • Sylvia Earle: Oceans at risk because of 'luxury tastes'
    • Arctic on the verge of record ozone loss
    • Halibut stock decline forces increased management measures for southeast Alaska charter fleet
    • First Recorded Loss of an Emperor Penguin Colony
    • New interpretation of Antarctic ice cores
    • Lost world hints at life in the Mesozoic
    • Climate Change Poses a Major Challenge for the U.S. Navy in the Arctic
    • Ice loss quickens, raising seas
    • Restrictions on Logging Are Restored
    • New discovery from Antarctica’s ‘ghost mountains’
    • Arctic Blooms Occurring Earlier
    • Sea-ice algae can engineer ice to its advantage using own antifreeze
    • Observing Arctic ice-edge plankton blooms from space
    • Antarctic ice may be more stable than we thought
    • Antarctic ice built 'bottom-up'
    • Shrinking tundra, advancing forests: how the Arctic will look by century's end
    • Human Planet
    • Green auroras light up Arctic sky
    • Rocks, Ice and Science in Antarctica
    • Life origins clue from meteorite
    • Frequent, Severe Fires Turn Alaskan Forests Into a Carbon Production Line
    • International Arctic climate study to start
    • Rare, unique seeds arrive at Svalbard Vault, as crises threaten world crop collections
    • The Ross Sea, Antarctica: A Sylvia Earle Alliance Hope Spot Initiative
    • Discovery of oldest northern North American human remains provides new insights into Ice-Age culture
    • Krill do it deep in the Southern Ocean
    • Launching balloons in Antarctica
    • Ribbons of sea ice enrobe volcanic island
    • Carbon sink at South Pole has grown recently, historical collections reveal
    • Scott samples give climate clues
    • New 2D Version of the Arctic Research Mapping Application
    • Observatory: Hibernating Bears Keep the Thermostat Turned Up
    • Submarines to do science under the ice
    • Peru potatoes head to ice vault
    • Thawing permafrost likely will accelerate global warming, study finds
    • Japan halts Antarctic whale hunt
    • DSR II - CAML Special Issue is now available!
    • Dot Earth: On Edge-Pushing Statistics and Climate Basics
    • Republicans Launch Assaults on Obama Administration's Climate and Clean Energy Programs
    • India, Norway for joint polar research
    • ScienceShot: Why Some Penguins Wear a Blue Tuxedo
    • Polar bear births could plummet with climate change
    • Polar nomads: Ghost foxes of the Arctic
    • Jokkmokk Winter Conference 2011 – A Source for Inspiration
    • Fossil forests
    • Science Honors “Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears” Web Site
    • Arctic mercury mystery: Meterological conditions in the spring and summer to blame?
    • Dot Earth: Antarctic Cruise Ship Has Close Scrape
    • Thaw of Earth's icy sunshade may stoke warming
    • Mathematical and Statistical Approaches to Climate Modelling and Prediction
    • Lake Vostok drilling in Antarctic 'running out of time'
    • Greenland glaciers spring surprise
    • Mercury Assessment Report
    • Bear's epic nine-day 'swimathon'
    • Rethinking the Top of the World: Arctic Security Public Opinion Survey Report Released
    • EU Arctic Footprint and Policy Assessment Project Report
    • Risky harvest
    • Scientist at Work: Answering Questions About Antarctica
    • Greenland's Ice Feels the Heat in Record-Setting 2010
    • Arctic sea-ice controls the release of mercury
    • Where eagles die
    • Race against time for raiders of the lost lake
    • Shackleton's whisky home after a century in the Antarctic ice
    • Tourists Mimic Polar Pioneers, Except With Planes and Blogs
    • Melting in Andes Reveals Remains and Wreckage
    • USA - Polar Research Vessel Survey & Workshop
    • Dot Earth: Studying Microbes in Antarctica?
    • ISAES Session Announcement - Origin and Evolution of Modern Antarctic Biota
    • Antifreeze proteins: How one gene becomes two (with different functions)
    • Flipper Bands Harm Penguins
    • Scientist at Work: A South Pole Detour
    • US science academy report calls for 'bipolar' research
    • BIONATURE 2011, CALL FOR PAPERS
    • The end for small glaciers
    • Scientist at Work: Rocks, Zircon Zapping and a Big Shrimp
    • Report Available: Protecting Arctic Biodiversity, United Nations Environment Programme
    • Final Report Available - Bering Strait Environmental Observations Workshop
    • Final Conference Resolution Available - State of the Arctic Conference 2010
    • Time running out to save climate record held in unique eastern European Alps glacier
    • Scientist at Work: Deep in Antarctica, Three Big Challenges
    • Is Global Warming Making Tibet Dustier?
    • Last chance to hold Greenland back from tipping point
    • Mysteries of Lake Vostok on brink of discovery
    • Deadline Extended: Apply Now to the 2011 Marine Geoscience Leadership Symposium
    • IceCube completed
    • Polar bears filmed by 'spy cams'
    • Scientist at Work: Unraveling the History Beneath the Ice
    • Scientist at Work: Life in the Deep Field
    • The Antarctic plumber
    • Santa Claus is coming to town: US radar tracks his progress - The Guardian
    • Climate change scientists study historic Arctic trips
    • Climate Change Igniting Deep Peatland Fires, Study Says
    • Elevated zinc concentrations in Colorado waterway likely a result of climate change
    • Ice mission returns first science
    • Construction of the world's largest neutrino observatory completed: Antarctica's IceCube
    • Loss of Arctic ice may promote hybrid marine mammals
    • Drone has Arctic seals in its sights
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    • Scientist at Work: Katabatic Winds of Antarctica
    • Polar bears could survive on persisting ice
    • Scientist at Work: Airplanes and Helicopters on an Icy Runway
    • Tragedy in Black and White
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    • Scientist at Work: Snowing in Antarctica
    • Designer snowflakes grown in the lab
    • Republicans Urge Opening of Arctic Refuge to Drilling
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    • Dot Earth: More Antarctic Cruise Ship Peril
    • Scientist at Work: For First-Timer, an Icy Challenge
    • ESF Editorial: It’s time for Europe to step up research in the Polar Regions
    • Scientist at Work: Antarctica’s Geological Secrets
    • Sea-Level Report available for comment
    • U.S. CRS Report: Changes in the Arctic
    • Arctic Regional Hydrographic Commission Established
    • Carbon monoxide trapped in ice cores reveals unexpected trends regarding burning biomass
    • Rivers cut deep notches in the Alps' broad glacial valleys
    • National Briefing | Northwest: Alaska: Protection Sought for Seals
    • A gigantic boulder? Or Lilliput discovered in Iceland?
    • Why such cold weather so early?
    • UK team begins Antarctic crossing
    • Green: U.S. Firms Up ‘Critical Habitat’ for Polar Bears
    • Newly discovered drumlin field provides answers about glaciation and climate
    • New Antarctic Research Plan for Russia
    • Gentoo penguin born in Australia
    • Surprise at a Comet Visited by NASA: A Snowstorm
    • World's first ice touchscreen virtually burns
    • Satellites provide up-to-date information on snow cover
    • Climate change: Water reservoir glacier
    • Russian yacht sets Arctic voyage record
    • As Arctic temperatures rise, tundra fires increase
    • Global warming could cool down northern temperatures in winter
    • USAID Study Says Climate Impact on Himalayas Remains Unknown, but Worrisome
    • New Report Predicts Severe Climate Impacts on Lake Tahoe Area
    • As Glaciers Melt, Science Seeks Data on Rising Seas
    • NSIDC's quarterly newsletter published
    • Shell Presses for Drilling in Arctic
    • Surveyor seals reveal secrets of Antarctic depths
    • Dot Earth: Are Polar Bears More than 'Threatened'?
    • Polar bears can't eat geese into extinction
    • Cold climates no bar to biogas production
    • InterPolar Pathways
    • Academia: The changing face of tenure
    • Adelie Blizzard Newspaper (1913) facsimile reproduction now available
    • ‘The History of the World in 100 Objects’ includes British Antarctic Survey clothing.
    • Report Available: Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment
    • India's first national expedition to the South Pole
    • Tagged narwhals track warming near Greenland
    • Is South Pole ice melting? Gravity field satellites observe Antarctic ice mass fluctuations due to El Niño
    • Clues about carbon dioxide patterns at end of Ice Age
    • As Arctic warms, increased shipping likely to accelerate climate change
    • Dream jobs 1: Penguin wrangler
    • Operation IceBridge: NASA airborne science campaign begins Antarctic sequel
    • Arctic Report Card: Region continues to warm at unprecedented rate
    • Lunar 'permafrost': Evidence for widespread water ice on the moon
    • Penguins flirt with homosexuality
    • Underwater robot to explore ice-covered ocean and Antarctic ice shelf
    • More than a century after the Gold Rush, mining an historical park’s lichen diversity
    • Giant Antarctic balloon sees surprise cosmic rays
    • Antarctic sea ice increase not linked to ozone hole, new research shows
    • Fossilized giant penguin reveals unusual colors, sheds light on bird evolution
    • Trademark swimsuit gave penguin ancestors the edge
    • Concern over Argentine glaciers
    • Polar Sidekicks Earn a Place on the Map
    • Auroral Chorus
    • Putin Calls for 'Trust' in Developing a Thawing Arctic
    • Pole position
    • Arctic summit hears rival claims
    • World eyes Arctic oil reserves
    • The floating nuclear power station
    • Racing to Find Aviators Entombed in Ice
    • Star tern - bird tagged in 1980 sets UK age record
    • Tuning In to Highest Energy Cosmic Rays
    • Arctic bugs may have the longest life-cycle on Earth
    • NASA uses new method to estimate Earth mass movements
    • 'Rapid' 2010 melt for Arctic ice
    • Russia Finds Last-Days Log of 1912 Arctic Expedition
    • Tracking Sea Ice in the Arctic
    • Russia and Norway slice up the Arctic
    • Collapse of the ice titans
    • The kit for racing across Antarctica
    • Methane bubbling off the Antarctic Peninsula
    • Penguin Populations Continue to Decline
    • Melting rate of icecaps in Greenland and Western Antarctica lower than expected
    • Weather clash causes snowy winter
    • Arctic oil and gas drilling ready to take off
    • Clue to ancient Antarctic seaway
    • Arctic ice: Less than meets the eye
    • Cold empties Bolivian rivers of fish
    • Why fish don't freeze in the Arctic Ocean: Chemists unmask natural antifreeze
    • France drains lake under glacier
    • Squirt that berg
    • How giant tortoises, alligators thrived in High Arctic 50 million years ago
    • Signs of oil found off Greenland
    • 50 Years Ago: Photographs of an Antarctic Odyssey
    • Prime Minister Vladimir Putin visits Russian-German Research Station
    • Found: World's oldest animal fossils
    • Polar bear threat to Scotland-bound geese
    • Researchers Race to Catch Up With Melting, Shifting Polar Realities
    • Inuit for a year
    • Climate Scientists Shine Light on Cave Ice
    • Arctic rocks offer new glimpse of primitive Earth
    • Huge Ice Island Splits From Greenland
    • Looking for the coolest forms of life on Earth
    • Greenland glacier calves island four times the size of Manhattan
    • Orphaned baby otter nursed back to health
    • Will Fishing Closures Stop the Decline of Endangered Steller Sea Lions?
    • Ancient Hawaiian glaciers reveal clues to global climate impacts
    • Photos and Reflections From Arctic Alaska
    • US-Canada Arctic border dispute key to maritime riches
    • Best hope for saving Arctic sea ice is cutting soot emissions, say researchers
    • Polarstern expedition: Autonomous underwater vehicle dives under the Arctic ice
    • Signs of reversal of Arctic cooling: Rapid temperature rise in the coldest region of mainland Europe
    • Doomed 1848 ship found in Arctic
    • Sinking in Slowly
    • Parks Canada find HMS Investigator! And more...
    • Scientists tap into Antarctic octopus venom
    • Clashing Pacific and Atlantic Patterns Shaped Super Snows
    • Parks Canada search for Franklin's lost ships
    • Arctic Ocean full up with carbon dioxide
    • Alaska Wells Halted
    • Dead penguins washed up in Brazil
    • Observatory: Explaining the Macaroni Penguin’s Egg Laying Strategy
    • Frozen secrets
    • Penguin Males With Steady Pitch Make Better Parents
    • Red hot seeds arrive at Arctic's 'doomsday' vault
    • Researchers witness overnight breakup, retreat of Greenland glacier
    • Genes from Arctic bacteria used to create new vaccines
    • Feeling the heat
    • Norway launches AISSat ship-tracking spacecraft
    • Soaring Arctic temperatures - a warning from history
    • Switching Basins
    • Arctic climate may be more sensitive to warming than thought, says new study
    • Even the midnight sun won't convince bees to work nights
    • In Beringia, Thinking Ahead to Next Steps
    • America's Heavy Icebreakers Are Both Broken Down
    • Widespread glacial meltwater valleys found on Mars
    • Underwater gliders may change how scientists track fish
    • A Caribou-bou in the Warming Arctic
    • Krill Harvest Certification Upsets Conservationists
    • Arctic Ice Forecasters Split on Summer Retreat
    • Arctic Ice Forecasters Split on Summer Retreat
    • Europe's next-gen polar weather satellites twin up
    • Scientists Call for a New Strategy for Polar Ocean Observation
    • Polar Oceans Key to Temperature in the Tropics
    • New Research Sheds Light on Antarctica's Melting Pine Island Glacier
    • Greenhouse Gase Increases Linked to Changes in Ocean Currents
    • Can painting a mountain restore a glacier?
    • Alps to Become More Dangerous in Warming World (LiveScience.com)
    • Whale poop fights climate change: study (AFP)
    • Antarctic Sea Ice Paradoxically Growing
    • Drilling into the unknown: First exploration of a sub-glacial Antarctic lake is a major step closer
    • NASA takes to the air with new 'Earth Venture' research projects
    • Ocean Acidification in the Arctic: What are the consequences of carbon dioxide increase on marine ecosystems?
    • Sherpas in Everest melt warning
    • Iceland woos world with net event
    • Ousland to sail round the North Pole
    • Arctic sea ice cover heading towards another record low?
    • First Hole in North Pole Ice Drilled by Explorers (LiveScience.com)
    • Climate-energy bill debuts in Senate, but prospects are dim (The Christian Science Monitor)
    • Arctic Council Senior Arctic Officials met in Ilulissat Greenland 28-29 April 2010
    • The Arctic Council visits Ilulissat
    • WG Chairs Shared Experiences
    • New Arctic Council Chair
    • Inuit And Arctic Indigenous Peoples Day
    • Royal Visit at Arctic Venue
    • Three wind turbines installed in Antarctica
    • Drilling in Arctic is jeopardised
    • Australia-Antarctica airlink will continue
    • Comet dust in Antarctic snow
    • China wants to increase Arctic research funding
    • Who's to blaim for Ady Gil crash ?
    • Japan issues arrest warrant for Watson
    • Oil-spill, a warning to Arctic nations
    • Hungry bears are climbing rocks to find food
    • Putin orders clean up
    • Deep ocean current discovered near Antarctica
    • NSF and NPRB Invite Media to Apply for Reporting Slots on Two Bering Sea Cruises
    • Dome Away From Home
    • Methane Releases From Arctic Shelf May Be Much Larger and Faster Than Anticipated
    • NSF Forum to Address "Ecosystem Services" in a Changing World
    • Top Scientists to Discuss Global Changes at Arctic Conference in Miami
    • State of the Antarctic: SCAR report shows continent undergoing major changes
    • Renewable energy comes to Antarctica: New wind farm to help power U.S. and New Zealand antarctic stations
    • Sue La Fratta detailed to serve as OPP Executive Officer
    • Alexandra Isern Appointed Antarctic Earth Sciences Program Director
    • APECS in the Chilean Antarctic Bulletin
    • Quarterly Newsletter Available - NSIDC Notes
    • To the Antarctic or Brazil for New Feathers: Thin-Billed Prions...
    • EGU Awards and Medals
    • Vulcanic Impacts on Arctic Environment
    • New Book about Arctic Economies
    • High Arctic Species on Thin Ice
    • From Pole to Pole
    • Antarctic cruising for big ships coming to an end ?
    • Melting Arctic ice reveals ancient tools
    • Cosmic 'dandruff' may have brought carbon to Earth
    • REMINDER - ABSTRACT DEADLINE 15 MAY 2010
    • announcing Parallel Ice Sheet Model (PISM) stable0.3
    • Deep flow
    • Vigorous ocean bottom current discovered
    • Research in Antarctica reveals non-organic mechanism for production of important greenhouse gas
    • On Our Radar: Lessons From a Deep Current
    • The 11th International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences
    • Announcement: EGU Vienna/Business Meeting of the Division on Cryospheric Sciences
    • Heavy snowfall over Himalayas makes drought over India more likely
    • Separated About Lift
    • Bear necessities
    • Fading future
    • From the Archives: Iceland's Doomsday Scenario?
    • Lunar polar craters may be electrified, NASA calculations show
    • In pictures: Night penguins
    • Geese tracked to estimate wind farms' impact
    • Ice plumbing is protecting Greenland from warm summers
    • Bulgarian Antarctic mission maps the sea floor around eastern Livingston Island
    • Birds of a feather
    • Teams set for first taste of Antarctic lakes
    • Oceanos abrigam a maior diversidade da Terra (The largest diversity in the world is in the Oceans)
    • Portugal officially signs the Antarctic Treaty
    • Hillary Clinton criticises Canada over Arctic talks
    • "Goddess" Glacier Melting in War-Torn Kashmir
    • NASA IceBridge Mission Prepares for Study of Arctic Glaciers
    • Warmer Summers Could Create Challenges for Nesting Arctic Seabirds
    • Greenland Ice Sheet Losing Mass on Northwest Coast
    • New Light Shed on North Pole Ice Trends
    • Boom time for Arctic animals
    • Hundreds Evacuated as Volcano Erupts in Iceland
    • Esa's Cryosat ice mission given launch date
    • High Arctic Species on Thin Ice
    • Proposal to ban polar bear trade shot down
    • Methane-Making Microbes Thrive Under The Ice
    • NASA finds shrimp dinner on ice beneath Antarctica
    • Reindeer body clock switched off
    • Drastic Musk Ox Population Decline 12,000 Years Ago Due to Climate, Not Humans, Study Finds
    • Snowball Earth: New Evidence Hints at Global Glaciation 716.5 Million Years Ago
    • Methane bubbling out of Arctic Ocean – but is it new?
    • Icecold Calculations: How Much Cold Can We Actually Tolerate Without It Affecting Our Performance?
    • Early Polar Bear Discovered in Arctic Tundra
    • Vast Antarctic iceberg 'threatens marine life'
    • Ancient DNA Reveals Caribou History Linked to Volcanic Eruption
    • Grizzly Bears Move Into Polar Bear Habitat in Manitoba, Canada
    • Better Snowfall Forecasting
    • Ice Shelves Disappearing on Antarctic Peninsula: Glacier Retreat and Sea Level Rise Are Possible Con
    • Missing 'Ice Arches' Contributed to 2007 Arctic Ice Loss
    • Arctic Glacial Dust May Affect Climate and Health in North America and Europe
    • Permafrost Line Recedes 130 Km in 50 Years, Canadian Study Finds
    • Fjords Contribute to Melting of Glaciers
    • Marine Protected Areas : A Solution for Saving the Penguin
    • Climate-Change Debate Is Heating Up in Deep Freeze
    • Tracking the Karakoram Glaciers
    • Agency Will Create National Climate Service to Spur Adaptation
    • Australia, Antarctica Linked by Climate
    • Shackleton's whisky recovered from South Pole ice
    • Melt from Alaskan Glaciers Largely Overestimated in Previous Studies, Glaciologists Show
    • Glacier-Melting Debate Highlights Importance of Satellites
    • Charting unknown Himalayan waters
    • Task Force Climate Change
    • Russian-Norwegian Oil and Gas Conference
    • Ice Cold: Cooler Than Being Cool
    • Polar bear hunt quota wait
    • Japanese whalers left port
    • Canada and US seek cooperation on Arctic
    • More climate change research in Arctic
    • Iceberg armada moving towards New Zealand
    • Canada an "energy superpower" in Arctic
    • Obama to kick off COP15
    • Seal Ban Violates the WTO Guidelines
    • Crime in the Arctic
    • Erosion threatens Nunavut
    • UN Secretary-General in the Arctic
    • Four Countries in one Exercise
    • The State of the Arctic
    • SAO Meeting started
    • The Arctic Council prepares for COP 15
    • Arctic Venue at COP 15
    • NSIDC Launches Year-Round Sea Ice Site with Maximum Report
    • Arctic sea ice forecasts point to lower-than-average season ahead
    • Arctic sea ice still on track for extreme melt
    • Melt onset earlier than normal
    • A different pattern of sea ice retreat
    • Race between waning sunlight and thin ice
    • Sea ice decline accelerates, Amundsen's Northwest Passage opens
    • Arctic shortcuts open up; decline pace steady
    • Arctic sea ice dips below second-lowest record
    • Record ice loss in August
    • Arctic sea ice reaches lowest extent for 2008
    • Arctic sea ice begins autumn freeze-up
    • Arctic sea ice minimum press release
    • An expected paradox: Autumn warmth and ice growth
    • Ice growth slows; Arctic still warmer than usual
    • 2008 Year-in-Review
    • Ice extent continues to track below normal
    • Satellite sensor errors cause data outage
    • Near-real-time data now available
    • Ice extent nears annual maximum
    • Annual maximum ice extent confirmed
    • Arctic sea ice younger, thinner as melt season begins
    • A slow start to the spring melt season
    • Satellite Update: Daily Images Now Available
    • Melt season gains momentum
    • Melt season in high gear
    • Arctic sea ice extent tracking below 2008
    • Arctic ice melts quickly through July
    • A change in ice motion slows seasonal decline
    • Winds cause sea ice to spread in August
    • Arctic sea ice reaches annual minimum
    • Press Release: Arctic sea ice extent remains low; 2009 sees third-lowest mark
    • Warm winds slow autumn ice growth
    • France's EDF joins Russian South Stream pipeline (AFP)
    • Leaders say momentum building on climate change (AP)
    • The nation's weather (AP)
    • Australian PM to meet Obama for talks (AFP)
    • China must show climate change leadership, EU says (AFP)
    • Britain, France back global fund for climate ills (AP)
    • US and China to reduce emissions, but not enough (AP)
    • Britain, France push for $10 billion climate fund (AFP)
    • Nepal government to hold Everest climate meeting (AFP)
    • Commonwealth backs $10 bln climate adaptation fund (Reuters)
    • Commonwealth builds momentum for climate deal (Reuters)
    • Commonwealth throws weight behind climate talks (AFP)
    • Climate battle bill to top $300 billion: Guyana (AFP)
    • Queen leaves Commonwealth summit (AFP)
    • Leaders say momentum building on climate change (AP)
    • Big developing countries form climate change front (Reuters)
    • Indian climate envoy resists emission targets (AFP)
    • Emerging nations unite on climate change: China state media (AFP)
    • EU: Nations must do more for climate change pact (AP)
    • EU's Barroso: countries must offer more in Copenhagen (AFP)
    • Dalai Lama urges world to act on climate change (AP)
    • EU seeks China's help on climate change, currency (AP)
    • Australian PM to meet Obama for talks (AFP)
    • China must show climate change leadership, EU says (AFP)
    • An Update on the Leaked Climate E-mails and a "Dating Service" for Scientists and Teachers
    • Hurtigruten teams up with National Geographic
    • Murmansk on ”dynamite list”
    • Sweden least corrupt
    • Global temperature could rise 4 degrees
    • EU-Russia summit to discuss cross-border cooperation
    • Plant trees in the Barents Region
    • U.S. Antarctic Program field season under way as planes bring hundreds of people to McMurdo
    • Willam T. Colston Appointed Division Director of OPP's Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics Division
    • Stepping into history: Women mark 40 years of working in the U.S. Antarctic Program
    • First icebreaker for Korea
    • Resting patterns of migrating Elephant seals
    • "Chill, baby, chill"
    • South Orkney Islands get protection
    • Funding cuts could end 'research' whaling
    • Picture of the week - Polar Bear blows bubbles
    • Massive iceberg drifting off Macquarie Island
    • Whiskey to be reproduced is frozen in Antarctica
    • Hundreds of reindeer drown after falling through ice
    • Killer whale calf makes first public appearance
    • Tourists stranded after ship got stuck in ice
    • United Nations Climate Conference (COP 15) in Copenhagen, Denmark
    • Canterbury Museum to display photographs from Queen's collection
    • Incredible Leopard Seal Encounter
    • Bulgaria's 18th Antarctic scientific expedition underway
    • EU wants stronger role in Arctic
    • Alexandra Isern Appointed Antarctic Earth Sciences Program Director
    • Brian Stone Appointed Deputy Division Director, Antarctic Infrastructure and Logisitics Division
    • Barents Euro-Arctic Council has new chairman
    • Rate of ice loss overestimated ?
    • Climate change in Russia's Arctic tundra
    • Call for Arctic Ocean study
    • "Critical habitat" allocated to Polar Bears
    • Lawsuit to force listing of penguin species
    • Lake Vostok drilling delayed again
    • Setting new standards to expedition cruising
    • World's first land cover map of Antarctica
    • Pew Group calls for reduction of Krill catches
    • Canada, Nunavut and Greenland sign polar-bear agreement
    • Measuring whales sex hormones with..... stockings
    • “Permanent Gateway to Argentine Antarctica” celebrates fortieth anniversary
    • Australia's Antarctic summer season has begun
    • Polar Bear Habitat Proposed for Alaska
    • Rosneft wants opening of Russian-Norwegian disputed waters
    • Murmansk declared Arctic gas capital
    • StatoilHydro presented Rybak
    • Murmansk legislators prepare for new times
    • “No plans for Shtokman delay”
    • Rosneft ready for asset swop in Arctic
    • The new Arktika complex
    • Eco-efficient economy focus for Swedish chairmanship
    • Norilsk-Nickel will open coal mine
    • New garrison for the Norwegian border guards
    • Shark nets to stay despite whales getting trapped
    • 'Superswarm' formation of Krill investigated
    • No NOAA listing for two Spotted Seal populations
    • Largest genetic study on Humpback whales unveiled
    • IAATO recomments further safety measures
    • Foreign Ministers to Kirkenes
    • Norway to spend more in the north
    • Barrow 9-year-old harvests whale
    • The federal and Nunavut governments close to agree on marine park
    • New Head of Secretariat
    • The first Working Group Chairs Meeting under the Danish Chairmanship
    • Press Release: Arctic sea ice extent remains low; 2009 sees third-lowest mark
    • The Arctic Is an Area of Peace
    • Arctic Ice at 3rd Lowest in Recent Decades
    • Warming ocean melts Greenland glaciers (AP)
    • Canada, Norway, Russia to provide Arctic sea weather warnings (AFP)
    • Warming ocean melts Greenland glaciers (AP)
    • NASA to begin massive climate survey of Antarctica (AFP)
    • Melting Arctic poses new challenges, naval powers say (AFP)
    • Russia approved cross-border programmes
    • Gazprom’s bleak prognosis
    • Securing stability in the High North
    • Kanin peninsula used as target for ballistic missiles
    • China sets out on its 26th Antarctic expedition
    • Killer whales toy with harbour porpoises
    • Some caribou herds are on theupswing while others decline
    • Repsol could join Yamal LNG
    • TNK-BP goes for Yamal oil
    • No exploration in Lofoten – yet
    • Only seven scrap-subs left after 2010
    • Nobel Peace Prize: -No tactical nuke talks
    • High North on the Agenda in Bergen
    • Improved water pollution monitoring of the Arctic
    • Northern Fleet Commander visits Norway
    • Murmansk human rights activist beaten
    • Arkhangelsk steps up hunt for investors
    • Albatross camera reveals fascinating feeding methods
    • South African National Antarctic Expedition (SANAE) team member killed
    • Rare South Pole photo uncovered
    • Cook Inlet belugas declining again
    • Expedition to recover Byrd's plane
    • Norway government to keep oil spending curbs
    • New name for Arctic Northwest Passage ?
    • Increased protected habitat for Sea Otters
    • Japan's new government not willing to halt whaling
    • New satellite pictures shows Polar ice melts faster
    • Taking a ride on mom's back
    • US and EU condemn Iceland's whaling policy
    • Survival strategies of Weddell seals
    • Rescue mission in Antarctica
    • WWF want Polar bear hunt halted
    • Unknown species of worms found on whale cadavers
    • Climate Change
    • National Science Foundation Releases Comprehensive Report on Global Impacts of Climate Change
    • National Science Foundation Requests $7.045 Billion for Fiscal Year 2010
    • NSF Announces First Major Award Under American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to the Alaska Region Research Vessel (ARRV)
    • Scientists Return from Expedition to Drill Beneath Frozen Russian Lake
    • National Science Foundation Releases Science Nation, a Video Series on Breakthroughs and Discoveries That Impact Our Lives
    • Global Warming Can Impact Monsoons and Lower Crop Production
    • Statement by Arden L. Bement, Jr., Director, National Science Foundation, on the Death of Dr. Jerri Nielsen FitzGerald
    • Cradle to grave: Study provides insight into evolution and extinction of vanished elephant seal colony
    • International Greenland Ice Coring Effort Sets New Drilling Record in 2009
    • NSF Invites Media to Apply for Antarctic Reporting Slots
    • The Arctic Offers More Evidence of Human Influences on Climate Change
    • Winfly 2009 ushers in the 2009-2010 antarctic field season
    • NSF Advisory Committee for Environmental Research and Education Releases New Report
    • New Arctic Research Opportunities Solicitation in Preparation
    • Photo of the week: Polar bears pay visit to US Sub
    • Annual Japanese dolphin hunt
    • Unusual underwater mountain found
    • Sarkozy Announces Carbon Tax
    • Transiting the legendary Northeast Passage
    • Research on ice block
    • A380 superjumbo to fly over Antarctica
    • Russian Arctic border forces established
    • "Steve Irwin" to be fitted with water cannon
    • Roald Amundsen's missing letter found
    • Antarctica's secret water network
    • Artic Reindeer Proposed for Endangered Species Listing
    • Busy times for Whale Rescue Team
    • First Beluga Whale for traditional village
    • Walruses die as Arctic ice melts
  • Partner News
    • Travel funds to SCAR Open Science Conference 2012 for US researchers
    • Nominations Open for Martha Muse Prize
    • Feb 3 Deadline for early career funds to Reanalyses conference
    • New newsletter from the IPY 2012 Conference
    • IASC Medal 2012 awarded to Dr. Igor Krupnik
    • Research Opportunities in the Transantarctic Mountains
    • The Arctic in the Earth System Perspective - The Role of Tipping Points
    • Coastal Management: International master's programme in Iceland
    • Dr. Igor Krupnik awarded with IASC Medal 2012
    • Arts and Antarctica at the SCAR Conference
    • Applications Now Available for the Girls on Ice 2012 Expeditions!
    • Outcomes of EC-PORS May-June 2011
    • New Resource - NOVA Thin Ice
    • Future Science Opportunities in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean
    • 2012 Graduate Student Research Awards
    • YES Network's Newsletter
    • Survey for The Arctic Observing Network (AON) Design and Implementation (ADI) Task Force
    • The National Science Foundation's Office of Polar Programs announces three new Program Officers
    • Greetings from IASC Secretariat
    • Season's Greetings from WCRP Joint Planning Staff
    • Call for Contributions to the Northern Notes newsletter
    • IMBER E-news Dec 2011
    • The Svalbard Research Experiences for Undergraduates
    • International Collaboration and Cooperation in Arctic Environment: Meeting Report Available
    • Call for Contributions to the Northern Notes newsletter
    • 2011 Arctic Report Card Update Now Available
    • Online registration for IGS 2012 Lahti, Finland symposium is now open
    • The Future of Arctic Sea Ice Research and Forecasting workshop
    • Scott's Forgotten Surgeon Book Available
    • NSIDC Online Newsletter Available
    • Nunavik Bibliography Database Available Online
    • Ookpik.org - Circumpolar Young Leaders Program
    • November Svalbard Science Forum News
    • ESA Earth System Monitoring & Modelling Summer School
    • PYRN stipends at TICOP
    • Polar Research Board newsletter now available
    • A new hardcover photography book about polar science titled "Science on Ice" has been published
    • POGO-SCOR Visiting Fellowships
    • DISCCRS VII Interdisciplinary Climate Change Research Symposium
    • Gaël Durand given the EGU Young Scientist Award
    • Financial Support for EGU GA 2012
    • InBev-Baillet Latour Antarctica Fellowship
    • Future Science Opportunities in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean - Nov 18
    • Louis Agassiz Medal 2012 given to Ian Joughin
    • Open Access for Global Climate Change Scientists 2011
    • EGU2012 - Call for Papers
    • UArctic e-Learning Workshop
    • Ilisimatusarfik/University of Greenland hosts nation's first oil and gas key stakeholder workshop
    • BOOK: ANTÁRTIDA:La vida en el límite
    • IASC-SCAR Joint Newsletter: Where North meets South
    • Glacier Summer School in Alaska, June 2012
    • ArcticNet Publications Database Now Available
    • ACCESS Newsletter No. 1
    • Reactions to cuts in Canadian funding to UArctic
    • SCAR Open Science Conference: Abstract Submissions Open
    • PYRN Newsletter
    • Unique Cultural Arts Events: SCAR Open Science Conference, July 2012
    • DACA-13: Air, Ice & Process Interactions
    • ICSU names Gordon McBean as its new President-elect
    • Science in the Snow: 50 years of SCAR
    • Southern Ocean Observing System Steering Committee Nominations
    • Fall Polar Research Board Newsletter Available
    • New Report: Future Science Opportunities in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean
    • SCAR Bulletin 180
    • Norway Fulbright Arctic Chair Grants - Deadline 1 October
    • Call for photographs IASC publications
    • David E. Lumley Scholarship for Energy and Environmental Science
    • Russian students are crowding to Norway
    • Steven Solomon
    • Land, Environment, and People in the North Online Course Available
    • SCAR Bulletin number 179 is now published
    • Second Circular: Tenth International Conference on Permafrost
    • COMNAP News: New COMNAP Chair!
    • New terminolgies for glacier mass balance measurements and for classification of snow on the ground
    • New Resource Available: Hydrocarbon Contaminants in Freezing Ground and Permafrost Terrain
    • YES Network July Newsletter
    • IASC Progress Summer Edition
    • Request for Nominations - IASC Medal 2012
    • Overcoming Barriers to Arctic Ocean Scientific Drilling: The Site Survey Challenge
    • SCAR Newsletter - June 2011 edition
    • Short Course - Metacommunities and Metaecosystems
    • Call for nominations: Hydrologic Sciences Early Career Award
    • EGU Geosciences Information For Teachers presentations available online
    • Impact Factor Announced for 'The Cryosphere'
    • SCAR Data Policy Published
    • Professor Gail Fondahl elected new IASSA president
    • Upcoming deadlines from MicroDICE
    • Weather and Climate Education Workshop at AAAS Project 2061
    • CCAMLR Scientific Scholarship Scheme - Call for proposals
    • SCAR Bulletins Available
    • Sea Ice Outlook June Reports Available
    • Postgraduate Certificate in Antarctic Studies
    • IDPO Ice Bits Newsletter Available, Spring 2011
    • NSIDC Notes, Spring 2011 Now Available
    • EGU Medal Nomination 2011: Deadline is June 15
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    • Call for funded IPA Action Group applications
    • Colloquium Summary Report - Issues of Historical Practice in the Polar Regions
    • Reminder: Register for ICASS VII and make your hotel bookings
    • Crash Course In Science E&O
    • IASC Progress Spring Edition 2011
    • Meeting of Young Researchers V 2012
    • Arctic Science and Education organizations strengthen cooperation: IASC, IASSA, and UArctic sign Letter of Agreement
    • SCAR March Newsletter Now Available
    • Scientific Writing Opportunities for Graduate Students
    • Nominations now open for the Martha T. Muse Prize, 2011
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    • IPY Joint Committee Report Released
    • New IASC Website Unveiled
    • UNEP/CMS Thesis Award on Migratory Species
    • Travel funds to WCRP Open Science Conference
    • Great opportunity for young scientists to visit different research sites
    • Antarctic Science Bursary
    • SCAR and COMNAP 2011-12 Antarctic Fellowships
    • Women in Science: Forging New Pathways in Green Science
    • IASC Working Groups Workshop Report
    • Jakobsson Awarded 2011 IASC Medal
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