arctic

Most of arctic ice is landlocked: it is currently not in ocean waters.

The café that has the A/C pushed to arctic temperatures when you're in shorts and sandals in the summer.

That's basically what is happening with the arctic ice.

Only prime meridian, arctic circle and tropic of cancer are shown.

The arctic polar ice cap, on the other, hand seems to be an unfortunate additional detail.

Meanwhile in America, most people who work outside or in a non-arctic office will wear as little as they can get away with.

A polar bear stalking my woodcutter, but evading my warrior across the arctic tundra.

I'll second this...If he was in death valley, or the arctic with no cell reception, and it was 61 miles to the next station and the car said 32 no sane person would ever begin that journey.

There is a pending battle over oil rights under the arctic shelf, russia's stake is potentially trillions of barrels of natural gas and billions of oil in that section of the world.

You have books, the ability to travel, the internet, base jumping, mountaineering, arctic exploration, even space travel is expected to be affordable within most of our lifespans.

There's over 500 Gt of yearly glacier loss in the Antarctic, and the sea ice extent which is, at most, a few meters thick, is absolutely minuscule in comparison to the amount of additional water dissolving into the sea from kilometers-thick walls of ice.

Nature is absolutely free - it is almost too bad I wasn't more of an outdoors person.\nSome of these I'm sure carry over to other countries: I imagine most people don't have dreams of living in the arctic, which comes with its own advantages/disadvantages depending on viewpoint.

This is the guy who created a political movement that went so far as to fund ads for oil drilling in arctic national wildlife refuge and putting down Keystone XL pipelines, so, sorry, I'm not buying that he's in this cause because he met someone who couldn't attend college because they were illegal immigrants.