Photo provided by the Chilean Antarctica Institute showing researchers working to install sensors for the climate change observatory in December 2021 near Chile's Glacier Union Antarctic base. EFE/Instituto Antartico Chileno
Photo provided by the Chilean Antarctica Institute showing researchers working to install sensors for the climate change observatory in December 2021 near Chile's Glacier Union Antarctic base. EFE/Instituto Antartico Chileno
Photo provided by the Chilean Antarctica Institute showing researchers working to install sensors for the climate change observatory in December 2021 near Chile's Glacier Union Antarctic base. EFE/Instituto Antartico Chileno
From the arid Atacama desert to frozen Antarctica, scientists have deployed hundreds of sensors and monitoring devices as part of Chile's first Climate Change Observatory (OCC), a platform launched on Thursday that will collect the most diverse and complete data in the world on global warming.
