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Why these Calgary researchers are measuring Arctic sea ice from space
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March 30, 2026
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6:42Now PlayingA University of Calgary researcher is on an Arctic expedition, measuring electromagnetic signals from satellites and ground sensors. John Yackel spoke to CBC Radio's Calgary Eyeopener from Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, where he's leading a team of 30 scientists determining how much ice there is left to keep the Arctic cool.
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