Living and working in Antarctica Antarctica has no native human population, but each year around 4,000 people from over 30 countries live and work on research stations on the continent. Of about 50 permanent stations, ab - Research stations in Antarctica - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Living and working in Antarctica Antarctica has no native human population, but each year around 4,000 people from over 30 countries live and work on research stations on the continent. Of about 50 permanent stations, ab Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-11-18 06:48:32 Open Document File Size: 175,00 KB Share Result on Facebook City Antarctica / / Continent Antarctica / / Country United Kingdom / / Facility Rothera Research Station / Halley Station / / IndustryTerm satellite links / large food stores / solar energy / food / energy / / Organization Team / / Person Andy / Jenny / / Position scientist / / Region Antarctic / / Technology radiation / / URL http / SocialTag Antarctic region Survival skills Argentine Antarctica Chilean Antarctic Territory Rothera Research Station British Antarctic Survey Research stations in Antarctica Halley Research Station Camping Physical geography

Living and working in Antarctica Antarctica has no native human population, but each year around 4,000 people from over 30 countries live and work on research stations on the continent. Of about 50 permanent stations, abAdd to Reading List