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How Not to Explore the Arctic


How Not to Explore the Arctic
Wade Wiebe, Guest Author
Advocate, South Eastman Transition Initiative
On the morning of May 9th 1845, H.M. ships Erebus and Terror set sail with a crew of 129 men from Greenhithe, England on an ill-fated arctic expedition to find the Northwest Passage to the Orient. Captain John Franklin led the mission which would end in the death of the entire crew. From the outset, the mission was seemingly well-equipped. Each ship had a steam-powered engine and central heating system, as well as three years’ reserves of food including, among many other things: 97,500lbs of meat; 136,700lbs of flour and 9,300lbs of lemon juice. The mission is thought to have failed ultimately due to a series of unexpectedly cold winters, combined with the effects of lead poisoning. But I think it can be argued that there was another, even more fundamental cause: Lack of imagination. ....

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TV guide: 25 of the best shows to watch this week, including tonight


TV guide: 25 of the best shows to watch this week, including tonight
Ireland’s Illegal Adoptions, Eating with the Enemy, Goodbye House and Other Voices
Sun, Feb 28, 2021, 06:00
Sunday, BBC One, 7pm
Just when you thought there was no aspect of the animal kingdom left for Sir David Attenborough to cover, the veteran broadcaster pulls a rabbit out of the hat. Or in this case, a hummingbird, Bengal tiger, fiddler crab and a whole host of other eye-catching creatures. Attenborough has always been fascinated by colour in the natural world – and this new two-part series sees him travel from the rainforests of Costa Rica to the snowclad Scottish Highlands to indulge in his passion. In tonight’s opening part we find out how, millions of years ago, the first animals had eyes that were unable to distinguish colour. Gradually, however, this changed and “seeing in colour” gave creatures many advantages, whether to find food, attract a mate or warn off an enemy. Get ....

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