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Icebergs in antarctica of the striped kind — and more

Published November 19th, 2008 in Antarctic, Argentina, Buenos Aires, Chile, Climate, Earth, Glaciers, Ice, Icebergs, Images, Natural phenomena, Patagonia, Perito Moreno Glacier, Photography, Travel and Uncategorized. 0 Comments

One of Earthsky blogs’ frequent respondents and commentators is Steve Salmony, who sent me the photo at left along with several other images of amazing and phenomenal icebergs in Antarctica. Because of the technology of this blog, I am unable to show you exactly what he sent me, however, I did find this site, [...]

Perito moreno glacier in argentina - a cyclical spectacle

Published September 29th, 2007 in Argentina, Glaciers, Global Warning, Ice, Natural phenomena, Perito Moreno Glacier and Uncategorized. 4 Comments

We’re learning a lot about glaciers melting these days, but it may not be common knowledge that some glaciers are growing, break up in short cycles, and are popular observable events. Perito Moreno Glacier in southern Argentina is exactly this sort of glacier and is one of South Americas finest tourist attractions, especially for [...]

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Writer, editor, photojournalist, cartoonist, Beverly Spicer is the E-Bits columnst at The Digital Journalist, a video and photojournalism webzine at http://digitaljournalist. org. She is a diarist and author of two books. Her undergraduate degree is in physiological psychology and biological sciences, and she has a interdisciplinary Master of Science in architectural studies combining architecture, neuroscience, and Middle Eastern studies. .

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