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The Shackleton Journey
A reporter's account of chillin' with climate-watching scientists in the arctic and antarctic
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Who's your favorite polar explorer?
Arctic, Antarctic and miscellaneous other web sites
- Track my ride -- whereabouts of the LMG
- The Kansas City Star
- U.S. Antarctica Program
- Marine Biological Laboratory
- Freeze Frame polar history archive
- Palmer Station, Antarctica
- Arctic Long Term Ecological Research
- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
- U.S. Climate Change Science Program
- National Center for Atmospheric Research
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration FAQs
- The EPA on climate change
- The Yale Forum on Climate Change and the Media
- Bulletin of Atomic Scientists -- has climate change page
- Heartland Institute -- global warming doubters
- CIA Factbook on Antarctica
- KC Earth Notes
- Antarctic Sun online newspaper
- The Kaw to the Euphrates -- my obsolete blog from Iraq
photo by Jason Orfanon
About Me
- Scott Canon
- United States
- I'm a reporter for The Kansas City Star. This is a journal of my travels to the coast of Antarctica. Full disclosure: My trips to the Arctic and Antarctic come via a Marine Biological Laboratory fellowship financed by a National Science Foundation grant.
photo by Scott Canon
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- Cute -- it's what's for dinner
- Frozen water, frozen, water, frozen ...
- If only they had statues to abuse
- Ice, Ice, baby
- The Drake is a fake
- Polar paparazzi
- Isn't he cute?
- Have canned air, will travel
- When waters collide
- Southward ho!
- One comes, one goes
- What the chic crowd is wearing this (Austral) summer
- Adios a Punta Arenas
- Good as Gould
- Boy, are my arms not tired.
- Everything is so different here
- It's always a campaign year -- or is that happy ho...
- The deep south
- South for the (Austral) summer
- Give the "Boss" a go-cup
- Is it getting stuffy on this planet?
- On the rocks
- Earth, like a dorky sweatband, soaks it up
- Warming = less ice = more plankton = CO2 storage =...
- New meaning to life list
- Let's hope CO2 ain't all that
- Melting, just not as fast as we thought
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The Shackleton Journey
5 comments:
I've been watching the red dots on the map of your progress. You're almost out on the open sea. How was it going thru that narrow channel?
didn't know they made tube socks for moose
When content is appropriate...kindergartners check out blog pics on the SmartBoard. Thanks for supporting lessons on continents.
Sue
fyi, you can use your progrss map (red dots) to get the lat/lon, then pull up google earth and rotate the globe to that position and get a pretty nice look at what you are doing. btw, looks like rough sea ahead.
Too rich. Go to Google Earth: enter Palmer Station, Antarctica...and it takes you to Deception Island. lol. Ammo for the skeptics?
You might appreciate these sketchs from 1997:
http://www.geneseo.edu/~antarc/
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