Shipwrecks in the Arctic can tell us about the history of our climate

May 18, 2021

Shipwrecks in the Arctic can tell us about the history of our climate

Historical climatologist Matt Ayre takes us on a journey of discovery about how 200-year-old marine logbooks contributed to his work

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Dr. Matthew Ayre, Historical climatologist with ��ݮ��Ƶ��’s Arctic Institute of North America, shares his incredible story of discovery and research in the Arctic.

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Shipwrecks in the Arctic can tell us about the history of our climate

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