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How Arctic scientists are unveiling long-standing marine ecosystem mysteries
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An ice patch archeological site in the Selwyn Mountains of the west-central Northwest Territories.
Archaeologists find rich historical record in melting Arctic ice
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The 2014-15 crew at the Concordia Station in Antarctica
How Antarctic isolation affects the mind
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The “laboratory tent” and a plant press at the Arctic Flora Project research camp on the Soper River
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How researchers are saving northern runways
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The landscape around Cambridge Bay, Nunavut
What insects are teaching us about the Arctic
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Labrador project combines local knowledge with new technology to make ice travel safer
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Searching the North for new sources of medication
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Using local knowledge to improve food security in the Arctic
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Biodiversity at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean
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Iconic driftwood house preserved in Mackenzie Delta permafrost
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Tracking fresh water and contaminants in the Arctic Ocean
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Using Antarctic ice to map the universe’s energy hot spots
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The Arctic voyages of the intrepid ringed seal
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