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Canada picks Cambridge Bay as the site of its Arctic research station

AUG 26, 2010
Physics Today
Nature : Cambridge Bay, a town of 1500 people on Canada’s Northwest Passage, has been chosen as the site of the country’s new $9 million Arctic research station. Experiments in geophysics, ecology, and marine biology are being planned for the station, whose location lies close to where water from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans meets.

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