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NORTH POLE ICE CRACKING
(global warming, Arctic, climate change, global warming)

Andrew Revkin, The New York Times
1 min 17 sec - May 23, 2006


The sea ice at the North Pole is only a few feet thick. It floats on an ocean that is 14,000 feet deep. And it's cracking under our feet. A scientist suggests what to do... Everything you hear -- all the chugging and huffing and banging -- is the ice beneath us.

Andrew Revkin covers global warming and other environemtnal issues for The New York Times and has writen a book "The North Pole Was Here".

 

 

 




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