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A polar bear photographed from the deck of the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise, in drifting and unconsolidated sea ice in Kane Basin. The bear came within 2 metres of the ship, after moving very fast across the ice towards the bow. Sensing food, it sniffed the air and stayed near the ship for nearly 10 minutes before leaving to hunt a seal in the distance. © Greenpeace / Nick Cobbing

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Antarctic Treaty: Lesson in imagination

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Mads Christiansen, executive director for Greepeace Nordic explains why a moratorium on development in the arctic is necessary to stop even greater damage to ecosystems and the climate. © Greenpeace in Nordic

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