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  • hello there, my dear fellow bloggers.

    Posted by Brian Kantor on June 29, 2009

    Before I begin my blog, I’d like to warn you all that I have no prior experience with blogs whatsoever.  What does that mean, you may ask?  Well, that…


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  • 2009 sea ice bets

    Posted by Andy Bunn on June 25, 2009

    Some of the folks here at Polaris headquarters are betting on the minimum extent of arctic sea ice in 2009. We did this last year and then wrote…


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  • Documenting science in action

    Posted by Chris Linder on June 23, 2009

    Thanks Andy for that great introduction. I’m very excited to join the team. I thought I would take this opportunity to introduce myself and talk about my role on…


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  • Woo hoo we’re going to the Arctic!

    Posted by Boyd Zapatka on June 23, 2009

    All 4 of us here at Clark are getting very excited to get to Cherskiy! We recently made a trip down to visit Max Holmes and Kate Bulygina…


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  • Why do we fly all the way around the world?

    Posted by Andy Bunn on June 16, 2009

    The distance between my home in Bellingham, WA and the Northeast Science Station in Cherskiy is about 3,000 miles. That’s a long way but astute…


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  • Outreach Abroad

    Posted by Boyd Zapatka on June 8, 2009

    I recently traveled back home to Bangkok, Thailand to visit family and thought this would be a great opportunity to share my research interests, experiences in Siberia, and thoughts…


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  • Google “sea ice pool”

    Posted by Andy Bunn on May 29, 2009

    Go ahead. Last year we had a Polaris Project bet going to see who could guess the minimum sea ice extent in 2008.  Here were…


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  • Outreach in Wilbur

    Posted by Tyler Llewellyn on March 27, 2009

    I had the opportunity yesterday to give three class presentations at the junior high and high school I attended in my hometown of Wilbur, Washington.  I spoke with…


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  • Arctic Science Summit Week

    Posted by Karen Frey on March 27, 2009

    I’m currently in Bergen, Norway at the 10th annual Arctic Science Summit Week (ASSW).  One of the draws of attending the ASSW is the science symposium, in which…


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  • Peace Prize Highlights

    Posted by Karen Frey on March 7, 2009

    We are wrapping up the Polaris Project at the Nobel Peace Prize Forum. It’s been a great experience for our team. We’ve had good meetings to plan…


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  • In Northfield

    Posted by Sudeep Chandra on March 6, 2009

    The American PI’s for the project are here in Northfield, MN for the Nobel Peace Forum.  It is great to see everyone and begin discussions on our plans for…


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  • Polaris and Peace

    Posted by Andy Bunn on March 6, 2009

    The Polaris Project PIs are in Northfield, MN at the 21st Annual Nobel Peace Prize Forum. The forum this year honors the scientists from the IPCC who…


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  • At AGU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Posted by Kate Willis on December 18, 2008

    Yesterday (Wednesday the 17th) we presented our poster titled “Biogeochemical characteristics of Siberia’s Kolyma watershed in relation to climate change and permafrost degradation” at the AGU conference.  We spoke…


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  • AGU Presentation

    Posted by Boyd Zapatka on December 18, 2008

    Today, Tyler and I presented our poster at the AGU Conference, the most prominent earth science conference in the world, in San Francisco.  Our poster was located in the…


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  • AGU and Outreach

    Posted by Boyd Zapatka on September 15, 2008

    A few days ago, Tyler and I submitted an abstract to hopefully present at the AGU Conference in San Francisco in December.  With the help of Andy, Max, and…


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