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EPISODE · Dec 7, 2020 · 39 MIN

Ocean Classroom (Live!) Podcast: Arctic Sea Ice and Water

from GSO: Ocean Classroom (Live!) Podcast · host Graduate School of Oceanography

What is it like to conduct research in the Arctic, and what are scientists discovering? Hear from scientists and educators who have journeyed to the Arctic on research expeditions. This is an opportunity to learn more about the rapid changes affecting the Arctic, from climate to microplastics, wildlife and more. For this episode of GSO Ocean Classroom, Holly Morin and Alessandra D'Angelo of the URI Graduate School of Oceanography, along with Narragansett High School (RI) teacher Kathleen Couchon, will discuss their experiences conducting research in the Arctic. There will also be suggestions for how we can all learn more about the challenges facing the Arctic and help make a difference.     To watch the archived event, visit the URI Graduate School of Oceanography's Ocean Classroom page at web.uri.edu/gso/outreach/ocean-classroom/.

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