“It’s almost as if Antarctica didn’t want us there and was continually trying to kill us,” says Will Steger of his seven-month dogsled expedition across the southern pole. But the journey wasn’t just arduous and unprecedented, it was an eye opener for this hardened explorer. Steger and his team crossed the Larsen B ice shelf, a frozen and seemingly immovable mass that later crumbled into the sea, becom… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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