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Measuring Ice Thickness in the Arctic
Greenpeace crew and scientists use a 'hot water drill' on sea ice in front of the MY Arctic Sunrise. The drill is used to make holes through the floe in order to assess ice thickness and to fix instruments into the floe. Polar oceanographer Dr Peter Wadhams, from the University of Cambridge, leads an independent team of five scientists. The scientists are working with the Greenpeace crew, researching the effects of climate change on fast depleting sea ice.
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Nick Cobbing
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GP01ZZA
Old Image ID:
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5616px × 3744px 8MB
Keywords
Keywords:
Climate (campaign title)
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Climate change impacts
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Day
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Educational and research equipment
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Ice
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KWCI (GPI)
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Measuring tools
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Medium group of people
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MY Arctic Sunrise
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Outdoors
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Peace dove
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Rainbow symbol
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Research
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Science
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Scientists