There are few places on earth where there has never been war, where the environment is fully protected, and where scientific research has priority. The whole of the Antarctic - a land which the Antarctic Treaty parties call a natural reserve, is devoted to peace and science. The continent extends over 14 million km2 and is encircled by floating barriers of ice and stormy seas. Only 2 per cent of Antarctic is free of ice and it comprises of 26...
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