Description
American Polar Society Spring-Summer 2001, Vol. 3 No. 1. Single issue magazine, paper covers, 31 pp. Staple bound. Black and white illustrations throughout with covers and centerfold in color.
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In very good condition with light bumping and creasing to edges and corners and light overall scuffing. Binding tight (staple bound). Pages clean and unmarked. NOT Ex-Library. NO remainder marks. Contents include: Science and innovation in the Arctic; Iceberg breaks off Antarctic shelf; Another big berg calves; Global Warming: Perspectives; Thompsons win Common Wealth, Heineken awards; A chilling effect on the great global melt; Bipolar Order: professor Gunter Weller interview; An Alaskan hot spot, even at 50 below zero; Ozone hole now seen as cause for Antarctic cooling; Large ice shelf in Antarctica disintegrates; Global warming interpretation irks scientists; Researchers tie El Nino, Antarctica; U.S. sees problems in climate change;Due North: High Ground at High Latitudes?; Warming climate melting largest glacier in Europe; Disaster at the top of the world; Three women trek to North Pole; Nan Orshefsky, centerfold artist; Arctic Oil and Gas Digest; Talk of new drilling raises doubts on Alaska pipeline; Global George and his guillemots; Due South: Colonel Norman Vaughan; Hardwater sailing: Bustin' ice for Deep Freeze 2002; Three nations to share Vostok ice core; Alone—a solo wintering in Antarctica; Antarctic Notes; A food source on ice Train Oil and Snotters: Eating Antarctic Wild Foods. South Pole construction update; South Pole buries second time capsule; The first South Pole time capsule; Book and film reviews