| 31. | It is associated with wet muskeg and bogs in subarctic and arctic climates, and is often found near the tree-line.
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| 32. | According to Justine Hammer, the company designed models for different environments and hot zones, including arctic climates and urban encounters.
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| 33. | But the designers were wrong, harsh Arctic climate covered the pool's surface with a 20 cm layer of ice in winter.
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| 34. | As a result, expeditions from the second half of the nineteenth century began to provide a picture of the Arctic climate.
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| 35. | Even Ekholm, an Arctic climate researcher, had no objection to Andr�e's theory of where the wind was likely to take them.
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| 36. | So a warmer Arctic climate will produce better vegetation for foraging caribou, this will be offset by increased harassment by insects.
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| 37. | The vehicle was designed for an arctic climate with temperatures of-55 �C . The contribution of the Russian partner has been limited.
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| 38. | Addressing a closed-door Pentagon meeting on June 17, 1947, Ahlmann insisted that studying arctic climate variation was " to America's interest ."
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| 39. | But Radarsat has been returning data for only four years, not long enough for researchers to recognize any meaningful patterns in Arctic climate.
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| 40. | According to the 2004 Arctic Climate Impact Assessment, climate models project that local warming in Greenland will exceed 3 �C during this century.
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