Where the Earth Meets the Sky : A Story of Penguins, People and Place in Antarctica - Louise K. Blight Pages:336 pages, 1 Maps; 16 Illustrations, color cannot yet bring himself to

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Where the Earth Meets the Sky : A Story of Penguins, People and Place in Antarctica - Louise K. Blight Pages:336 pages, 1 Maps; 16 Illustrations, color cannot yet bring himself toAntarctica is a land of extremes: the coldest, windiest and most remote place on Earth and now one of the most vulnerable to climate change. On isolated Ross Island from where legendary explorers Scott and Shackleton once set out for the South Pole conservation scientist Louise K. Blight travels south to live and work at the edge of the world. There, alongside one of the world's great Antarctic scientists, she documents how the planet's largest