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  1. New Textbook
    The Arctic Climate System-Second Edition
    Mark C. Serreze and Roger G. Barry
    Cambridge University Press

  2. New Online Publication
    Volume 26
    Journal of the North Atlantic

  3. Online Radio Episode
    "The Arctic Council"
    World Ocean Radio

  1. New Textbook
    The Arctic Climate System-Second Edition
    Mark C. Serreze and Roger G. Barry
    Cambridge University Press

Cambridge University Press has released the second edition of "The
Arctic Climate System," written by Mark C. Serreze and Roger G. Barry.
It is published as part of the Cambridge Atmospheric and Space Science
series. This textbook is aimed at upper-level graduate and graduate
students and provides an in-depth analysis of the Arctic climate system,
its links with the global climate system, and the pronounced
environmental changes unfolding in the region.

The significant advances in Arctic science made since the first edition
of this book was published in 2005 are reflected in extensive updates to
much of the material and an improved organization of the text. The text
contains numerous illustrations to extensive references to research
papers on specific topics.

For further information, or to order a copy of the book from Cambridge
University Press, please enter the ISBN "9781107037175" in the search
field found at: http://www.cambridge.org/us/academic/textbooks/.

Or, enter "1107037174" in the search field found at:
http://www.amazon.com/.

For questions, contact:
Mark C. Serreze
Email: serreze [at] nsidc.org

  1. New Publication
    Volume 26
    Journal of the North Atlantic

The Journal of the North Atlantic (JONA) announces publication and
online availability of Volume 26. JONA is a multi-disciplinary
peer-reviewed and edited archaeology and environmental history journal
focusing on the peoples of the North Atlantic and their interactions
with their changing environment.

Featured research: "Archaeoentomological Research in the North Atlantic:
Past, Present, and Future," written by Veronique Forbes, Frederic
Dussault, and Allison Bain.

For further information and to read an abstract and first page of this
article, please see:
http://www.eaglehill.us/JONAonline/articles/JONA-26/03-Forbes.shtml.

For further information about JONA, instruction for submitting
manuscripts, and to subscribe, please go to:
http://www.eaglehill.us/JONAonline/JONAspecialvolumes.shtml.

  1. Online Radio Episode
    "The Arctic Council"
    World Ocean Radio

World Ocean Radio announces online availability of an episode entitled
"The Arctic Council." World Ocean Radio is a weekly series of
five-minute audio essays covering of a broad range of ocean issues from
science and education to advocacy.

This episode covers the formation of the Arctic Council, outlines its
areas of interest, and presents an argument that the Arctic Council
could serve as a progressive model by which to develop policies and
management, sustainable development, and protection for other ecosystems
and their inhabitants.

For more information and to listen to this episode online, go to:
http://www.worldoceanobservatory.org/radio-item/arctic-council.

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