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Jan 2, 2013

Seafloor Observatory Reveals Arctic Ocean EnvironmentA new observatory at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean will help keeps tabs on the delicate environment, relaying information continuously throughout the year for the first time ever, according to a release from Canada's University of Victoria, which runs the station.


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