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Dark Snow: Into the Ice Sheet – July 8 2013 - Vimarsana News

Dark Snow: Into the Ice Sheet – July 8 2013

Https://youtu.be/uxgTmD6Yg7o Dug out additional footage to tell more of the story of (the late) Dark Snow Project's inaugural field work in Greenland.If you saw the first two parts, and the run up Greenland's coast, this completes the narrative of critical sample gathering deep in the heart of Big Ice.

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Arctic Ice and the Polar Vortex, #SochiSlush (Updated) - Vimarsana News

Arctic Ice and the Polar Vortex, #SochiSlush (Updated)

Everything is about ice these days, what with the Winter Olympics in full swing. Concerns that the temperatures at the mountain venue of Sochi would be problematically high have panned out; the lower parts of the downhill slopes are slushy and the bottom of the half-pipe is all bumbly wumply. Injuries and lost medal opportunities are mounting up every day, in part caused by the unusual "Spring" conditions.

The Ice Cap is Melting and You Can Help - Vimarsana News

The Ice Cap is Melting and You Can Help

Obviously, you don't want to help melt the ice cap. But you can help scientists figure out how and why it is happening and to learn important details of what might be one of the most important effects of global warming happening right now.