Eight-month expedition to study the impact of climate change
Summary
A team of scientists will start an eight-month trip next month to study how climate change and pollution affect the Arctic Ocean. They will work on a floating research station called the Tara Polar Station near the town of Kirkenes in Norway.Key Facts
- The expedition begins next month and will last eight months.
- Scientists will study the Arctic Ocean’s environment.
- The focus is on climate change and pollution effects.
- The research station is called Tara Polar Station and it floats on water.
- The base town for the expedition is Kirkenes, located in Norway.
- Marcel Babin is the Scientific Director of the Tara Polaris I expedition.
- The Arctic is a remote and sensitive area important for global climate.
- The study aims to provide data to better understand environmental changes in that region.
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