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January 21, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Boat sails free from icy shackles

A boat that was deliberately trapped in the Arctic ice in an effort to monitor the region’s changing climate has broken free after more than 500 days. Tara sailed into the pack-ice in September 2006 and has been allowed to drift with the ocean currents and wind.

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A boat that was deliberately trapped in the Arctic ice in an effort to monitor the region’s changing climate has broken free after more than 500 days.

Tara sailed into the pack-ice in September 2006 and has been allowed to drift with the ocean currents and wind.

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