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Vanishing ice

October 15th 2009 21:08

A small fishing boat sits on the shore of an Arctic island as the sun appears above the horizon for the first time following four months of polar darkness in one of Canada's northern most communities, 1,200 miles from the North Pole, January 18, 1999.

REUTERS/Christopher Wilson

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Comment by Kristin Wolgemuth

October 16th 2009 14:30

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Wow- it's amazing to see how much the earth is changing, and not for the better. But those sunbathers! What the heck?!

Comment by Steve Gann

October 16th 2009 16:22

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Nice photo. Hopefully the ice is rebounding now. There is more ice this year than in 2007 and 2008.

Comment by katyzzz

October 16th 2009 20:58

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Kristin, it is a lovely photo and speaks to us and the sunbathers, they must be very cold blooded creatures, funny how they look like us.

Comment by katyzzz

October 16th 2009 21:00

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Steve, you'v delivered some good news there, in amongst the bad stuff and it is a really good photo, by a good photographer it seems

Comment by Wilson Pon

October 19th 2009 11:33

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Many low land areas, including the Maldives have been trying their best to build barriers to against the rising sea level, Katyzzz. However, I didn't think that Maldives is going to survive from the disaster, if the Arctic icebergs are totally melt down!