Press releases

IPY in the global media

• International Polar conference closed, 13.06.2010
• EU, U.S. to see snowy, cold winters: expert, 13.06.2010
• Expect More Cold, Snowy Winters: Expert, 12.06.2010
• Europe, US to see snowy, cold winters: Expert, 12.06.2010
• Big Ben is masked by snow as heavy winter conditions hit central London, in January 2010. Europe, North America and east Asia can expect more cold, moist and snowy winters such as the one just passed, a top scientist said Friday., 11.06.2010
• Elephant Seals Send Scientific Data Via Satellite Transmitter, 11.06.2010
• Prestigious award for Arctic academic, 11.06.2010
• Nature takes up fight against climate change, 10.06.2010
• Cambridge spearheads new polar climate change study, 10.06.2010
• Scientists shocked as glaciers thin over vast areas of Antarctic coastline, 10.06.2010
• Mysterious mountains found hidden beneath Antarctic ice, 10.06.2010
• International cooperation or competition in the Arctic, 09.06.2010
• Seals track impact of climate change on reef, 09.06.2010
• Norway hosts largest-ever polar science conference, 09.06.2010
• Icebreaker Voyage To Probe Climate Change Impact On Arctic, 08.06.2010
• Polar Conference opens in Oslo, 08.06.2010
• NASA plans to boldly go to the Arctic, 08.06.2010
• Media Advisory/REMINDER: Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, 07.06.2010
• Status quo on Antarctica, 07.06.2010
• Finland: Arctic strategy with Barents Dimension, 07.06.2010
• Arctic expedition heads back to Murmansk, 07.06.2010
• Sea ice scientist wins national award, 06.06.2010
• India to send 8-member team to South Pole, 06.06.2010
• Arctic sea ice thinnest in thousands of years, 05.06.2010
• Climate change: Coral atolls may adapt to rising sea levels, study shows, 05.06.2010
• NASA Briefs Media About First Arctic Oceanographic Voyage, 04.06.2010
• Walking to the North Pole? Hurry up, 04.06.2010
• Media Advisory: Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, 04.06.2010
• Study: Coral atolls hold on despite sea-level rise, 03.06.2010
• Study: Arctic ice at record low point, 03.06.2010
• Arctic Ice At Low Point Compared To Recent Geologic History, 03.06.2010
• Seal Bulls Now Serving Science, 02.06.2010
• North Pole-37 being evacuated, 01.06.2010
• The Tragic Race to Be First to the South Pole, 01.06.2010
• Canadian Arctic research gets a $33 million boost, 01.06.2010
• Russia’s ice-breaker heading for drifting ice station, 31.05.2010
• What Lies Beneath: An Interview with Permafrost Expert Larry Hinzman, 30.05.2010
• Huge air pollution study under way in California, 28.05.2010
• NASA announces new science missions, 27.05.2010
• Polar Bears pushed to the edge, 27.05.2010
• 'Ocean holds key to Korea’s future', 26.05.2010
• Coastal Birds Carry Toxic Ocean Metals Inland, 26.05.2010
• Oil spill in Arctic waters could have "catastrophic" impact: Scientist, 25.05.2010
• India to Acquire Ice-Class Research Vessel, 24.05.2010
• Missed opportunities means Canada must fight for Arctic sovereignty   By Ed Struzik, Edmonton Journal May 22, 2010 7:02 PM, 22.05.2010
• Russian research vessel back from Antarctica, 21.05.2010
• Research improves understanding of threats to Antarctic wildlife - media release, 20 May 2010, 21.05.2010
• Nunavut research vessel will sail next year, 20.05.2010
• Russia’s Deepest Interests Are Linked to the Arctic, 20.05.2010
• Norway educates Arctic sailors, 20.05.2010
• Icebreaker sets out to save Russian polar explorers, 18.05.2010
• Polar trekkers collect sea water for international study, 17.05.2010
• Clues to origin of life, 17.05.2010
• Russian ice-breaker to evacuate Arctic explorers, 15.05.2010
• BAS marks ozone discovery anniversary, 12.05.2010
• South Korean Icebreaker Ship Will Explore Arctic Ocean This Summer, 10.05.2010
• The Antarctica Challenge: A Global Warning Film Invited to the International Polar Year Science Conference, 07.05.2010
• The chance discovery that averted ecological disaster, 06.05.2010
• China to boost Arctic research, 06.05.2010
• Fingerprinting The Dust Giants, 05.05.2010