In 65 years, international agreement built when a cold war controls Antarctica. But by climbing up the rising places, the consensus is very difficult to find.
“Until a few years ago, we discussed the Antarctic agreement as a peaceful framework of the Antarctic,” said David Hik, a company that focuses on horizontal and technology in Canada.
“Now, both words are challenged.”
Fifty-eight countries, including Canada, there are signatures in Antarctic Agreementthat keeps the continent of scientific and peace, and has prevented military and mining activities.
But only half of the signal can vote in the agreement business. Canada want to protect voting rights as a group called Consultani Party, and will also have Antarctic Agreement Milan, Italy, later this month.
But there were obstacles to this.
“Canada’s claim is a consultation group and first, in Russia,” said Klaus Dodds, political expert and Antarctic Hollow, University of London. “And the reason, Russia wants to have the ally belarus made by the consultation group beside Canada.”
The global conditions Susan Ormiston started 15 Canadian journey and scientists and HMCS Margaret Brooke. He adds Geololitics’ slogans to a distant stake in the south, explaining what is happening in the region and what is at stake.
In March, the first All-Canadian trip came on a ship to Antarctica at HMCS Margaret Brooke, 15 scientists who were held by Canadian Navy. Canarctic EXPEDITION (CANARCTIC Care (Care) 2025 Mission Mission Conducts and visited many countries of countries in the case of the Canadian profile in Southern Pole CBC Special access to this trip.
The Diyage CBC climate in Ormiston weather, the manufacturer Jill English and Videographing Sam Martin spent a monthly satellite broadcasting in Canadian.
Take a peek of the challenges, rewards and frequent occasions from HMCS Margaret Brooke’s Expedition in Antarctic Penininate, and see that CBC’s International Climain is reported that CBC’s CBMALION.
Hunting climate change indicators in Antarctica
Polar districts change faster than other parts of the world, because of climate change.
Ancient snow of Antarctica shrinks and the sea ice ice has reached the text this year, both contributing to the world’s rising levels.
“Antarctic Ice sheet contains large numbers, and as snow sheet, calves in instant amounts, which will affect global scientists,” said Thomas James, the main scientists were cared for by 2025 mission.
“What happens at Antarctica doesn’t live in Antarctica,” she added.
The southern sea is a large carbon dipping and helps to control global weather. But warm water in the sea can interfere with those patterns, one person, scientific director in Meopar, supporting marine research and training at the Canadian universities.
“Since the seas are warm like rotation patterns of traveling areas, it is expected to diminish carbon carbon will lower long. And polar regions are slow.
Polar scientists collect Antarctic samples from the water, in the mud and snow to understand what happens when the weather changes. And the CBC Susan Ormiston contact is expelled from a volcano.
Canada to check the security of security for the Polar region
Canada is a tear tribe again, with increasing concerns on the Arctic, the government is to increase the presence of the north.
“Canada, and forever, the Arctic nation, and we will never be able to take our sovereignty and safety in the region.
Last year, the Royal Canadian Navy began planning the Antarctica Support Science Assessment and improve its Weapon Police Dole Information
“We can see climate change in the north, we can see that China and Russia in the Canadian northern Northern Russian, [and thinking] I wonder what’s going on in the South Pole, and [can we] Find the vision and experience of South America’s backgrounds here all the time, “said TVICH-Angus Topshee telling CBC news from special interviews.
A vision, he said that he was “doing some science, and see if we could find things that can help protect and protect our north.”
TOPSHEE believes that there is Antarctica security concerns that threatens its firmness.
“I’m worried that all the agreement didn’t like [militarize and mine Antarctica] … will change. And I don’t think what we like to let that be easily converted. ”
The Royal Canadian Navy commander flies at the Antarctional Canicula Penitula Penikula of Canada.
‘Nighttime is always there about what you don’t see’
The past trip in Antarctic Circle, HMCS Margaret Brooke entered the worst weather and closed clothing channels.
Like a Arctic and Offshore Patrol Vessel (Aopv), designed to break up with a new ice until thick. But with the rapidly changing weather patterns, the snow travels with shifts, so open channel for another day can be prevented by the next snow.
A ice expert from the Canadan Coast Guard, Donavan Trumply, and the Chilean Navy official, Javier Diaaz, traveling with Margaret Brooke CRew to help chart a safe route. Nevertheless, there were unexpected blockages, and he wandered at night presented further challenges.
On the way to Roitara point over Antarctic Circle, as the weather is deteriorating and the snow has entered, CMDR. Terer Share had to decide how to continue.
“It was a higher rate, completely,” sharing told CBC news in the Captain’s parts in Margaret Brooke.
“We can take all the safety measures we can take. We can use all the information given to us. But anyway, the point arrives that their officer said yes or no.”
Finally, he created a phone call in south, the icebergs neck and Ice in sheet to reach the Rotherra, the last ship, and the last place of Canada.
“It sounds like yesterday and I at a bridge, and you asked me what [is the Navy] We will do it down there, and I was happy with it, “Sharing told CBC’s Ormiston.
“Soon,” it was, it shows a historical work.
HMCS Triparet Brooke across the Antarctic Circle. Cmdr. Teri Share has a decision to do – Is the Arctic and Offshore Petrol Pessel Beak Free to continue the south, or the time to go back?
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