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1. "Santa's Workshop at the North Pole: A History" - National Geographic 2. "Exploring the North Pole: How a Team of Adventurers Reached the Top of the World" - National Geographic 3. "The North Pole: A Journey of Discovery" - BBC News 4. "What It Takes to Explore the North Pole" - The New York Times 5. "The Story of How a North Pole Expedition Became the First to Reach the Top of the World" - Smithsonian Magazine 6. "Reaching the North Pole: The Challenge of Arctic Exploration" - The Guardian 7. "North Pole Expedition: Scientists Measure Arctic Sea Ice Loss" - CNN 8. "North Pole Expedition: Adventurers Trek to the Top of the World" - The Telegraph 9. "A Closer Look at the North Pole: History, Climate, and Exploration" - Live Science 10. "Exploring the North Pole: The Coldest Place on Earth" - National Geographic Kids
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B.I.G. North Pole Expedition launches schools competition - EnvironmentJournal
Sponsored by Environment Journal and Air Quality News, early April a groundbreaking journey to the top of the world begins in a bid to measure black carbon levels and air quality. Teachers and students are encouraged to get involved. Led by famed author, speaker, and polar explorer Felicity Ashton MBE, the group…
Underground Water Reservoir Depletion Causes Earth's Axis to Tilt, North Pole Drifts 4 Centimeters Per Year [Study] | Nature World News
Scientists blamed the human-induced depletion of the underground reservoirs. Click to read more. Groundwater deep inside the Earth is readily available but is hard to access compared to water reservoirs like rivers, lakes, and the oceans that we see today.