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No Ice At The North Pole
Science Buzz Scientists say the ice at the North Pole is on course to fully melt during this summer. It’d be the first time in human history that a boat could reach the North Pole. It’s a worrying sign of global warming, but also makes Arctic drilling for oil and gas all that more likely.
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In 2000: “North Pole ice ‘turns to water’”
news.bbc.co.uk
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North Pole Web Cam
arctic.noaa.gov
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Unique Sailing Opportunities At The North Pole!
foxnews.com
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June 27, 2008
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