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At least some good news from (Ant)Arctic

  • by Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 10/01/202110/01/2021
  • Antarctica

Recent studies, reported in The Conversation, recorded increases in some whale species, including blue and humpback in Antarctic waters and the western Arctic bowhead, fin and minke in the Arctic. One study indicats that a […]

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To Antarctica with the Bark Europa

  • by Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 07/03/2020
  • Antarctica

I watched this and just needed to share it! Hoping all goes to plan and I’ll be on board later this year…  

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Sustainable Outdoor Clothing ?!? continued (3)

  • by Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 01/03/202004/03/2020
  • Antarctica

….for the back story, check out Sustainable Outdoor Clothing ?!?!… 3) Elastane – Lycra – Spandex As part of my forthcoming ‘Antarctic adventure‘, I am sharing my thoughts and insights while considering various aspects of sustainability […]

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Antarctic Krill – consequences of the next ‘super-supplement’ craze?

  • by Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 23/02/202020/03/2020
  • Antarctica

Red, or Antarctic krill oil is marketed aggressively. It’s hailed as the new super-supplement for your heart and brain and vision. It has made its appearance on the shelves of whole-food shops, online health and […]

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Sustainable Outdoor Clothing ?!?! continued

  • by Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 16/02/202017/02/2020
  • Antarctica

….for the back story, check out Sustainable Outdoor Clothing ?!?!… 2) Clothes that keep me warmWhen it comes to base- and mid-layers, I am for natural materials. Of course, there are functional tech-fibres that feature a […]

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Sustainable Outdoor Clothing ?!?!

  • by Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 16/02/202007/03/2020
  • Antarctica

The operators of the tall ship Bark Europa have issued a kit list to voyage crew for the sail from Tierra del Fuego to the Antarctic Peninsula. Now I wonder how much stuff I have […]

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Carbon footprint

  • by Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 14/02/202004/03/2020
  • Antarctica

Having booked my flights from Europe to Ushuaia in Argentina, from where my Antarctic adventure will start next year, it is time to look at my carbon footprint for this journey. A search on the […]

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Utter Frivolity

  • by Charlotte Braungardt
  • Posted on 07/02/202015/02/2020
  • Antarctica

I am an environmental scientist and I have taken a decision that can be described as utterly unsustainable. I followed my dreams and in a completely self-centred moment, I have booked an adventure for myself […]

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