In search of future climate clues beneath Antarctic ice

Source: Northern Illinois University

NIU professor, student part of drilling project exploring continent’s warmer past. As a kindergartner, Justin Dodd went to “career day” as a geologist. As a teenager, Finlay McElmeel fell in love with astronomy. Those passions will converge late this year in an unlikely location: the windiest, driest and coldest continent on the planet.



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Ross Shelf reports
Wednesday 27 November

Wednesday 27 November

27 November 2024

Our 2024/25 season is underway! The Antarctica New Zealand traverse arrived at KIS3 on 15 November, after a 15-day, 1328 km journey across the Ross Ice Shelf.

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International team launch second attempt to drill deep for Antarctic climate clues

International team launch second attempt to drill deep for Antarctic climate clues

11 November 2024

An ambitious mission is underway for critical geological records to forecast future sea-level rise, with the first team members departing on a 1128 km journey over ice to set up…

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