United for Climate-Human Chain’s Antarctic Extension
On the morning of Saturday 7 December, scientists from all over the world along with the operational team at the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica from the International Polar Foundation formed a human chain in solidarity with the planned "United for Climate-Human Chain" action in the centre of Brussels on Sunday 8 December.
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A drone takes a photo as scientists and technical crew form a human chain at the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica.
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This human chain in Antarctica is an extension of the one being formed in Brussels on Sunday 8 December for the "United for Climate-Human Chain".
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The extension of the human chain to Antarctica symbolises that climate change knows no boundaries.
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All in the human chain were very happy to show solidarity with the organisers of the human chain in Brussels, Climate Express and the Climate Coalition.
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Here you can see a beautiful view of Utsteinen Nunatak behind the station as the human chain wraps around the site.
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The Polar Regions are some of the planet's regions most affected by climate change.
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