What does BAS stand for?

British Antarctic Survey

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Researchers from British Antarctic Survey and the University of Bristol describe how analysis of millions of NASA satellite measurements from both of these vast ice sheets shows that the most profound ice loss is a result of glaciers speeding up where they flow into the sea.

Satellite lasers show rapid thinning of Greenland and Antarctic ice ...

He claims (Letters, Aug 20) that the British Antarctic Survey press release showing an increase in the Antarctic Ice Sheet shows global warming is a myth.

Truth about Antarctic ice; Letters

LEARNING British Antarctic Survey scientist Tamsin Gray demonstrates some of the clothes she must wear to nine-year-old Molly Snedker from Jesmond at the Centre for life.

ANSWERS ABOUT THE ANTARCTIC

Dr Gareth Marshall, of the British Antarctic Survey, said: "The warming is similar to the rest of the southern hemisphere.

South Pole warms up

The British Antarctic Survey is advertising for plumbers to join its scientists on the iciest and most isolated continent in the world.

Wanted: Antarctic plumber _ radiator skills a plus

The British Antarctic Survey is recruiting skilled workers, including joiners and electricians for jobs on their stations, working alongside other professionals, such as scientists.

Wanting a change of scenery?

Gareth Marshall, of the British Antarctic Survey, said in the Journal of Climate: "This is the first time that anyone has been able to demonstrate a physical process directly linking the break-up of the Larsen ice shelf to human activity.

Man gets blame for ice melt

The new station was the winner in an international competition to design a home for scientists from the British Antarctic Survey.

What's blue, has legs and lets scientists live?