ALASKA: Climate scientists have recorded the first heatwave at a research base in East Antarctica, warning that such “unprecedented” temperatures could impact animals and plant life in the region.
Researchers from the Australian Antarctic Program recorded the heatwave at the Casey Research Station — located on the northern part of Bailey Peninsula on the Budd Coast — between January 23 and 26, which falls in the region’s summer season.
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