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Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration 1: Roald Amundsen.
Today I begin a short series on the great explorers of Antarctica with Roald Amundsen, the first person to reach both North and South Poles. This will continue on each Friday. PHOTO OF THE DAY: The Ro… more →
Green Icebergs - a look at the world from a different perspective
H.M.S. Hecla and Griper Trapped in Arctic Circle.
urbesque wrote 1 week ago: - Lily Robert-Foley September 19, 1819. According to reports, two ships, the H.M.S. Hecla and H.M. … more →
We Need Palin More Than Ever
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thatsrightnate wrote 1 month ago: Because of our own election, people may have missed the parliamentary crisis in Canada. Their … more →
Northwest Passage Open
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Jon Taplin wrote 1 month ago: The Northwest Passage is no longer a myth. The North Pole is freely navigable as of last week. … more →
From North to South, the Whole Damn World is Melting
JohnnyRook wrote 1 month ago: The data just keep pouring in (quite literally) on ice-melting around the world. Most people have fo … more →
Harper Stands on Guard in the Arctic
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corsullivan wrote 1 month ago: Stephen Harper has just concluded a trip to the Canadian north, during which he announced several … more →
Canada extends jurisdiction over Arctic waters
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eideard wrote 1 month ago: Canada’s prime minister has moved to firm up control of disputed Arctic waters by announcing … more →
Plan on navigating the Northwest Passage? Plan again.
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themaritime wrote 1 month ago: The U.S. tanker MANHATTAN navigates the Northwest Passage in 1969, making it the first commercial sh … more →
Satellite Shows Arctic Ice Near All-Time Low
worldmilitaryhistory wrote 1 month ago: Space: The Final Frontier Find the “Space: The Final Frontier” poster at The PatriAr … more →
Arctic. Daaad... has it melted yet?
Latteologist wrote 3 months ago: Anthony Watts has published some sattelite images of the Arctic ice which looks remarkably unemelted … more →
Hot in... so hot in HERRE... so hot in... OH!
groovygreengirl wrote 3 months ago: So, I was boopin’ around on the web tonight. I plopped to my usual iGoogle home page and gaspe … more →
Lewis & Clark In Montana: The Expedition Begins
stuartandsally wrote 3 months ago: The Expedition Begins In 1804 a hopeful Thomas Jefferson sent Captains Meriwether Lewis and Willi … more →
Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration 1: Roald Amundsen.
abstraktbiblos wrote 5 months ago: Today I begin a short series on the great explorers of Antarctica with Roald Amundsen, the first per … more →
Claiming the Arctic
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eyegillian wrote 5 months ago: Ah, for just one time I would take the Northwest Passage To find the hand of Franklin reaching for … more →
some things i didn't know about ownership
justinhahn wrote 6 months ago: 1. Inuits own the Northwest Passage – and all the presumed fossil fuels under it. 2. The Masai … more →
Lights Out in the High Arctic
redstarcafe wrote 6 months ago: The only point of light in a vast stretch of the frozen Arctic Ocean dimmed slightly last night as t … more →
Javier Solana warns of security fears resulting from climate change.
abstraktbiblos wrote 7 months ago: The Guardian has a story by Javier Solana that gives an outline of the report that will be presented … more →
The Terror: Terrifyingly Long
bibliophylia wrote 7 months ago: I adore snow but living in the South, I don’t see a lot of it. However, if I ever get a wild … more →
Sometimes a Business Transaction Is More Than a Business Transaction
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paulmct wrote 9 months ago: For a while now, I’ve felt that the greatest threat to Canadian sovereignty could be summed up … more →
Greenland of Opportunity
infomancie wrote 11 months ago: “We are afraid that the United States will take over Greenland if the Danes get out,” h … more →
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