File:Andrew Revkin of The New York Times on Sea Ice Near the North Pole.jpg

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English: Andrew Revkin reported for The New York Times in 2003 from a research camp set up on sea ice drifting near the North Pole. Scientists erected the sign, then added "was" as currents were pushing the ice several miles a day.
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