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View of Forbidden Plateau, Antarctic Peninsula. (c) Antarctic Quest 21.

Antarctic Quest 21 Science Reaches out to Schools with LikeToBe

It was such fun to do this webinar for school kids from different ages and I was truly astonished what well-considered and pertinent questions I was asked. Well done, all of you! There was one question I couldn’t… Read More

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Posted on January 14, 2022 by Dr Charlotte Braungardt

Antarctica, education, learning, resilience, Science

Antarctic Quest 21, atmosphere, carbon cycle, carbon pump, climate change, Environment, essential elements, expedition, food web, ice, ice balance, ice loss, isostatic rebound, metals, Microplastics, nutrients, ocean, Ocean Science, pollution, Shackleton, snow, Weddell Sea

Science in Plain English

At the pre-departure event of the Antarctic Quest 21 expedition, I had the pleasure of explaining the scientific projects to the gathering.

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Posted on November 21, 2021 by Dr Charlotte Braungardt

Antarctica, education, learning, Science, Sustainability

Antarctic Quest 21, carbon pump, climate change, data, expedition, glacier, ice loss, isostatic rebound, metals, Microplastics, modelling, nutrients, ozone, pollution, satellite, sea-level rise, UV irradiation

Antarctic Quest 21 Science Reaches out to Schools with LikeToBe

Science in Plain English

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