In the Arctic, the icepack shrinks every year. To study environmental changes in the Canadian Arctic, researchers have a new floating laboratory - a converted ice breaker. Certain animal and plant species are currently under threat; others are invading or thriving as they never did before. But climate change has also produced opportunities, such as the Arctic’s vast oil and gas reserves, and a possible North-West passage trade route. So what does the warming up of the Arctic mean for the region and the world ?
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Friday, April 17, 2009
Discovery - Beyond Global Warming
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