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  1. NSIDC scientist Shari Gearheard will speak at COP15, and Richard Armstrong worked on a report for the conference. http://bit.ly/4sj40c about 11 hours ago from web
  2. RT @NSIDCHighlights: Data at the NSIDC DAAC picked up speed this year with a major archive shift. http://bit.ly/8aRUWR about 17 hours ago from web
  3. The LARISSA team, Rob, Ted, and Erin, have arrived at Rothera Station, Antarctica, and are testing their equipment. http://bit.ly/5WzBaN about 18 hours ago from web
  4. Rob and Ted are in Punta Arenas, Chile, getting outfitted for the next stage of their Antarctic expedition: http://bit.ly/5Ctz6r 11:42 AM Dec 3rd from web
  5. Rob Bauer and Ted Scambos have departed for Antarctica. Read their latest update: http://iceshelf.wordpress.com/ 8:06 AM Dec 2nd from web
  6. NSIDC scientists present new research at the AGU fall meeting Dec 14-18. Highlights at http://bit.ly/6hsElZ. 10:00 AM Dec 1st from web
  7. RT @theCIRESwire: New report: Climate change accelerating beyond expectations, urgent emissions reductions required. http://bit.ly/7sOsne 11:03 AM Nov 24th from web
  8. NSIDC scientist Ted Scambos heads to Antarctica, on an NSF project to study impacts of ice shelf collapse. http://bit.ly/42OWsn 2:28 PM Nov 19th from web
  9. RT @NSIDCHighlights NSIDC's extensive collection of glacier photos shows how glaciers have changed over time. http://tinyurl.com/yf5ng35 4:17 PM Nov 2nd from web
  10. Contribute to community-based snow science by tweeting your snow depth and location #snowtweets More info: http://bit.ly/1i2EQ 2:30 PM Nov 2nd from web
  11. At the end of Arctic summer, more ice remained than 07 or 08, but still fell far below average. http://bit.ly/iu9b2 7:00 AM Oct 6th from web
  12. Arctic sea ice appears to have hit its minimum extent for the year: http://bit.ly/3r54fX 10:44 AM Sep 17th from web
  13. Meet ROCS, a resource for people studying Earth's frozen regions, the history of science, or past climate. http://tinyurl.com/ngwksw 8:10 AM Sep 14th from web
  14. Loss of Arctic sea ice could increase impacts of climate change--Arctic amplification. NSIDC Highlights: http://tiny.cc/YmXhX 4:08 PM Sep 8th from web
  15. NSIDC will be closed on Monday, September 7, for Labor Day. 2:20 PM Sep 4th from TweetDeck
  16. NSIDC scientists travel all over the planet to study Earth's cryosphere, or frozen regions. Latest info at: http://bit.ly/lYvcA 10:51 AM Sep 4th from web
  17. NSIDC showcases scientific and data management accomplishments on new Monthly Highlights: http://bit.ly/14eRFZ 3:05 PM Sep 3rd from TweetDeck
  18. RT @NASA What's going on with Earth's changing polar ice? UStream chat today with NASA scientist, 12:30pm EDT. http://tr.im/xIdh 8:00 AM Sep 2nd from web
  19. NSIDC Web site may be down intermittently tomorrow from 9-12 MDT during scheduled maintenance. 3:17 PM Jul 6th from web
  20. Earlier mountain snowmelt, from dust deposition, changes alpine plant growth and flowering. http://tinyurl.com/nxqw8l 11:53 AM Jun 30th from web
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  • Location Boulder, Colorado
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  • Bio News and Announcements from the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
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