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Antarctic Edge: 70 Degrees South w/Wrinkled Lines and Long Strokes
In the wake of devastating climate events like Superstorm Sandy, NJ-based oceanographer Oscar Schofield teams up with a group of world-class researchers in a race to understand climate change in the fastest winter-warming place on earth: the West Antarctic Peninsula. Antarctic Edge: 70 Degrees South captures some of the most stunning footage of Antarctica ever put to film. Facing impossibly difficult conditions in a virtually unknown part of the world, they struggle against the elements to show how shrinking ice at the South Pole affects climates worldwide and documenting the plight of the Adelie penguins. Gripping, powerful and an urgent call to action. IN ATTENDANCE: Director Dena Seidel NOTE: Screening preceded by short film Wrinkled Lines and Long Strokes
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LocationLBI Foundation of the Arts and Sciences (View)
120 Long Beach Boulevard
Loveladies, NJ 08008
United States
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