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A Journey to Antarctica to Fight Climate Change and Promote Women's Leadership in Science

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Imagine traveling to Antarctica and seeing in the first person the effects of climate change. Waves of heat. Dishes. The shift from an icy landscape to a landscape full of green areas, full of vegetation. An exciting journey and research that until now have had, fundamentally, a male name. Caroline Milkessen was one of the first women to step on the frozen territory of Antarctica. It happened 90 years ago. Luckily, in 2025, that name has been jo…

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