案例简介：照片由 @ estherhorvath/标志上写着从格陵兰的丹麦军事和科学前哨站Nord到北极933公里。这个基地的日常运作大多是科学的: 北极变暖的速度比地球上任何其他地方都快。对于研究气候变化影响的研究人员来说，该基地的优势是既偏远-在世界上最大的国家公园内-又因其跑道而可访问。毫不夸张地说，这里发生的一切都会影响整个世界: 北极是全球冷却系统的一部分，随着气温上升加速海冰的流失，该系统正在崩溃。来自世界各地的研究人员从冰，海和大气中收集数据，以测量随时间的变化-他们希望这些数据将帮助他们预测地球的存储情况。请关注 @ estherhorvath了解更多极地故事。

案例简介：Photo by @estherhorvath / The sign says 933 kilometers to the North Pole from Station Nord, a Danish military and science outpost in Greenland. The day-to-day operations of this base are mostly scientific: The Arctic is warming faster than any other place on Earth. For researchers studying the impact of climate change, the base has the advantage of being both remote—inside the world’s largest national park—and accessible because of its runway. It’s no exaggeration to say that whatever happens here affects the whole world: The Arctic is part of a global cooling system, and as rising temperatures accelerate the loss of sea ice, that system is breaking down. Researchers from around the world to gather data from the ice, sea, and atmosphere to measure changes over time—data they hope will help them predict what’s in store for the planet. Please follow @estherhorvath for more polar stories.

国家地理 - Photo by @estherhorvath / The sign says 933 kilometers to the North Pole from Station Nord, a Danish military and science

案例简介：照片由 @ estherhorvath/标志上写着从格陵兰的丹麦军事和科学前哨站Nord到北极933公里。这个基地的日常运作大多是科学的: 北极变暖的速度比地球上任何其他地方都快。对于研究气候变化影响的研究人员来说，该基地的优势是既偏远-在世界上最大的国家公园内-又因其跑道而可访问。毫不夸张地说，这里发生的一切都会影响整个世界: 北极是全球冷却系统的一部分，随着气温上升加速海冰的流失，该系统正在崩溃。来自世界各地的研究人员从冰，海和大气中收集数据，以测量随时间的变化-他们希望这些数据将帮助他们预测地球的存储情况。请关注 @ estherhorvath了解更多极地故事。

国家地理 - Photo by @estherhorvath / The sign says 933 kilometers to the North Pole from Station Nord, a Danish military and science

案例简介：Photo by @estherhorvath / The sign says 933 kilometers to the North Pole from Station Nord, a Danish military and science outpost in Greenland. The day-to-day operations of this base are mostly scientific: The Arctic is warming faster than any other place on Earth. For researchers studying the impact of climate change, the base has the advantage of being both remote—inside the world’s largest national park—and accessible because of its runway. It’s no exaggeration to say that whatever happens here affects the whole world: The Arctic is part of a global cooling system, and as rising temperatures accelerate the loss of sea ice, that system is breaking down. Researchers from around the world to gather data from the ice, sea, and atmosphere to measure changes over time—data they hope will help them predict what’s in store for the planet. Please follow @estherhorvath for more polar stories.

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国家地理 - Photo by @estherhorvath / The sign says 933 kilometers to the North Pole from Station Nord, a Danish military and science

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