A climate research expedition was halted by … climate change.

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By Emma Foehringer MerchantJun 13, 2017, 4:44 pm90 pts
On the first leg of a 133-day voyage through Hudson Bay, a team of Canadian scientists faced an obstacle: too much ice. The researchers had set off for the Arctic in an icebreaker, a boat specially designed to navigate frozen seas, to study climate change and public health in remote communities through the…

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