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Is the Arctic Feeling the Heat?

Special Series: Is the Arctic Feeling the Heat?

WHOI scientists explore the impacts of climate change on this critical, vulnerable region. (2005)

Jan 2006

Under-ice Floats Offer a ‘Breakthrough’

Jan 2006

A Sentry at the Atlantic Gateway

Jan 2006

The Flywheel of the Arctic Climate Engine

Jan 2006

Flying Blind in the Ice Factory

Jan 2006

Is Global Warming Changing the Arctic?

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Under-ice Floats Offer a ‘Breakthrough’

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