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Living Abroad

Antarctica 101: Inside The Only School On The Frozen Continent 

At the only school in Antarctica, students balance lessons, play, and survival skills while living alongside their families at Esperanza Base.

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Future In The News

Trump’s Cuts To Antarctica Research Open The Way For China And Russia

President Donald Trump has begun eroding the United States presence in Antarctica by announcing deep funding cuts to his nation’s science and logistics on the icy continent.

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Society

Ice Ice Baby: When Things Get Steamy Between Antarctic Researchers

Argentina’s Antarctic bases are staffed by isolated and often young scientists confined in close quarters.

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Food / Travel Green Society

Meet The Italian Extreme Cyclist Set To Attempt Solo Antarctica Crossing

The Italian cyclist, Omar Di Felice, is setting out across Antarctica in the ultimate test of athletic endurance and mental fortitude. In an interview with Italian daily La Stampa, Di Felice shares how he keeps himself going during the endless hours of total solitude as well as the activism that fuels his extreme adventures.

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In The News

The Antarctic, One Last Chance To ‘Do Right’ By Mother Nature

The Antarctic, one of the last, unspoiled parts of the natural world, will, like the Amazon, face man’s destructive onslaught unless states take action quickly.

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Geopolitics

Antarctic Rescue, Cyclone Bejisa, Robber v. Broom

ANTARCTIC SHIP RESCUE An operation to rescue the passengers of the Russian ship Akademik Shokalsky was launched this morning, as a Chinese helicopter attempts to ferry tourists and scientists to an Australian ice-breaker, Russia Today reports. The Shokalksky has been trapped in ice since Christmas eve and several evacuation attempts had failed due to poor […]

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