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Media sacrifices independence and prestige

15 February 2020

9:00 AM

15 February 2020

9:00 AM

A passenger on MV Zaandam from Buenos Aires to  the Antarctic last week, I was  reminded of the warning by experts in the London Daily Mail (30/1) that Antarctic visitors ‘risk being killed in a Titanic-style tragedy because climate change is creating more icebergs…’. The emergency signal did sound early on this voyage, the first time I have ever heard one outside an exercise.

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