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Polar Educators International 5th Global Conference - PEI 2021: Hofn, Iceland, is postponed to Spring 2022 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Read PEI Iceland postponement announcement .
Meanwhile we plan to provide online learning opportunities to prepare for a visit to Iceland in 2022. If you are interested in assisting in these opportunities contact polareducators@gmail.com

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Today we reach a big milestone, with our very first research voyage outbound for the Southern Ocean! Armed with a new fleet of bio-optical robots, our goal is to learn about how marine life acts as a 'handbrake' on global warming. https://t.co/k94WaKsWSU #SOLACE2020 @IMASUTAS https://t.co/4J5nGoV2Mj
Today we reach a big milestone, with our very first research voyage outbound for the Southern Ocean! Armed with a new fleet of bio-optical robots, our goal is to learn about how marine life acts as a 'handbrake' on global warming. https://t.co/k94WaKsWSU #SOLACE2020 @IMASUTAS https://t.co/4J5nGoV2Mj
Thank you to #ASM3 organisers and ASM3 webinar series and Arctic People's panellists for a fascinating snapshot view of Arctic issues and Arctic Science @polareducators @_Arctic_Circle https://t.co/1FdMGxPkH2

ASM3 Webinar - Arctic Nations panellists speak about the importance of involving youth in Arctic Science and Arctic Science Ministerial process #ASM3 @polareducators


The Alkalinity Trap at the Bottom of the World - Eos
Tiny microorganisms in the Southern Ocean affect the way the rest of the world’s seas respond to carbon dioxide.
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The German Newsletter Nr. 65 is online – PEI – Polar Educators International
The German Newsletter Nr. 65 is online February 10, 2021 PEI Blogs The next German Newsletter – including information about the new booklet, available at meereisportal.de. AK_Polarlehrer_Newsletter 02.2021 Posted in: PEI News
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The transient sensitivity of sea level rise
Abstract. Recent assessments from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) imply that global mean sea level is unlikely to rise more than about 1.1 m within this century but will increase further beyond 2100. Even within the most i...
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