NIU crew heads to coldest place on earth for global warming insight

Northern Illinois University geology professor Reed Scherer in front of a map of Antartica in his office ahead of his group's coming Antartic trip in DeKalb, Illinois, on November 8, 2012. Scherer and a handful of his students are leaving to study the frozen continent where temperatures hover around 5 degrees Fahrenheit and 90 mph winds create massive snowdrifts and whiteouts. (Abel Uribe/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
Northern Illinois University geology professor Reed Scherer in front of a map of Antartica in his office ahead of his group's coming Antartic trip in DeKalb, Illinois, on November 8, 2012. Scherer and a handful of his students are leaving to study the frozen continent where temperatures hover around 5 degrees Fahrenheit and 90 mph winds create massive snowdrifts and whiteouts. (Abel Uribe/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
NIU crew heads to coldest place on earth for global warming insight
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