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Tag Archives: Max Holmes
  • University of Nevada Reno Tells the Story!

    Posted by Max Holmes on August 21, 2009

    One of the objectives of the Polaris Project is to help get the story of the Arctic, climate change, and the Polaris Project to as broad an audience as…


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  • The New York Times…

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 24, 2009

    A story about the Polaris Project has just been posted to Andy Revkin’s Dot Earth blog at the New York Times.  I think it is safe to say that…


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  • Polaris Project in the News…

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 24, 2009

    An article about the Polaris Project was just published in Field Notes, the National Science Foundation’s Arctic logistics contractor Polar Field Services.  To view the article, click


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  • Optimism…

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 13, 2009

    Most of the Polaris Project participants have probably heard me say how seeing the airplane that we take from Yakutsk to Cherskiy immediately separates the optimists from the pessimists. …


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  • Where is “the Arctic”?

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 4, 2009

    In the previous post, Sudeep Chandra says that he hopes they’ll be able to post additional updates from Yakutsk before leaving for “the Arctic”.  This raises the question:  Where…


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  • Asleep (hopefully) in Moscow…

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 3, 2009

    As I write this while sitting in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, at 8:20 pm Eastern time, I’m hoping that all members of the expedition team are now sleeping soundly in…


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  • Polaris Project in the News

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 2, 2009

    As Andy Bunn mentioned, on June 30 an article about the Polaris Project was published in EOS, the weekly publication of the American Geophysical Union (AGU). You can view…


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  • Onward!

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 2, 2009

    Well, after months of planning and anticipation, the Polaris Project expedition to Siberia begins today. Congratulations to everyone for all of the work that has gotten us confidently to…


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  • Welcome New Students!

    Posted by Max Holmes on March 3, 2009

    We have just completed the selection of students for the 2009 Polaris Project field course.  It was a grueling process because we received applications from many more exceptional students…


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  • Homeward bound…

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 26, 2008

    We’re all currently sitting in an cafe in Moscow, reflecting on the past 3+ weeks of the Polaris Project and getting excited about the fact that we’re heading…


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  • Home – NY – Moscow – Yakutsk… Cherskiy Tomorrow!

    Posted by Max Holmes on July 8, 2008

    We are now several days into our trip and we’ll finally reach Cherskiy, our final destination, tomorrow (if all goes as planned).  Things have gone mostly smoothly so far, with…


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  • Ready to Go!

    Posted by Max Holmes on June 27, 2008

    After several months of work, on March 16, 2007, we submitted our Polaris Project proposal to the National Science Foundation’s International Polar Year grant competition.  Six months later we…


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  • Max’s Update from Yakutsk, Siberia

    Posted by Max Holmes on March 10, 2008

    As part of another NSF funded project, I’m in Russia for ~3 weeks with a group of four people.  Two have never been to Russia before, so in some…


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  • 14,000 and growing…

    Posted by Max Holmes on January 8, 2008

    Every December a huge number of scientists gather in San Francisco for the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU). This year there were over 14,000 attendees,…


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  • Welcome to the Polaris Project website and blog

    Posted by Max Holmes on November 28, 2007

    ‘Global warming’ is all over the news these days, mainly because of changes that are happening far away or because of events we fear may happen some time in…


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