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The evil partner of climate change: Ocean acidification August 31, 2011 Coral reefs are in decline worldwide because of global warming, overfishing and other impacts. Ocean acidification, unless rapidly addressed, will kill them completely. The outlook is grim: tropical reefs globally may start dissolving as... Read More Coral reefs are in decline worldwide because of global warming, overfishing and other impacts. Ocean acidification, unless rapidly addressed,... Read More
British crew first to row to magnetic North Pole August 26, 2011 Jock and the Row to the Pole crew are elated. They have reached the 1996 Magnetic North Pole. Read More Jock and the Row to the Pole crew are elated. They have reached the 1996 Magnetic North Pole. Read More
"Climate change is making the impossible, possible": Team on the brink of rowing to the Magnetic North Pole August 24, 2011 The Old Pulteney Row to the Pole is of global significance as both a pioneering maritime adventure and an environmental expedition. The expedition graphically demonstrates the realities of environmental changes in a unique adventure. Read More The Old Pulteney Row to the Pole is of global significance as both a pioneering maritime adventure and an... Read More
Row to the Pole: Exploring through melting sea ice August 22, 2011 Scots adventurer Jock Wishart is mounting an expedition to the Magnetic North Pole to highlight the already dramatic effect of climate change on the ice around the Polar Regions. Guest blogger Richard Webster is... Read More Scots adventurer Jock Wishart is mounting an expedition to the Magnetic North Pole to highlight the already dramatic effect... Read More
Remembering Jack Layton August 22, 2011 Today, Canada suffered a great loss: Jack Layton, leader of the NDP, passed away. My thoughts are with Olivia, Mike, Sarah and all of Jack’s family during this difficult time. Read More Today, Canada suffered a great loss: Jack Layton, leader of the NDP, passed away. My thoughts are with Olivia,... Read More
Students on Ice: Torngat National Park August 10, 2011 I had the opportunity to hitch a ride with the Students on Ice expedition, joining the gang as it completed the crossing from Greenland and made landfall in Saglek Bay, at the southern end... Read More I had the opportunity to hitch a ride with the Students on Ice expedition, joining the gang as it... Read More
Students on Ice: Found songs (Days 5, 6, 8, 9 & 12) August 9, 2011 Several of my daily Students on Ice posts were lost in the satellite transmissions from the Arctic. I hope you enjoy them now! Read More Several of my daily Students on Ice posts were lost in the satellite transmissions from the Arctic. I hope... Read More
Students on Ice, Day 13 August 8, 2011 We’ve packed a lot into the past 13 days. Some evenings, I have to look at my little notebook to remember what we did that morning. Read More We’ve packed a lot into the past 13 days. Some evenings, I have to look at my little notebook... Read More
Students on Ice, Day 10: We are family August 3, 2011 “Are any of you still under the impression that the cause of climate change is a source of debate in the scientific community?” asked oceanographer Eric Galbraith. Read More “Are any of you still under the impression that the cause of climate change is a source of debate... Read More
Students on Ice, Day 7: Don’t Stop August 2, 2011 This morning we were relieved to awake to calmer waters (finally!) off the coast of Greenland. Both kids and “grown-ups” have some colour in their cheeks again, and together with CBC Ottawa news host... Read More This morning we were relieved to awake to calmer waters (finally!) off the coast of Greenland. Both kids and... Read More
Students on Ice(land), Day 4: Go West July 28, 2011 For weeks, I’ve been wondering what would happen when we finally boarded our ship from Iceland to Greenland and beyond. Sure, I wondered what places, people and species we’d encounter – but first and... Read More For weeks, I’ve been wondering what would happen when we finally boarded our ship from Iceland to Greenland and... Read More
Students on Ice videos! July 27, 2011 Here is the link to the wonderful videos that Pascale Otis at Students on Ice has been creating and posting daily. I don't know how she does it, but I'm glad she does! Read More Here is the link to the wonderful videos that Pascale Otis at Students on Ice has been creating and... Read More
