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"Locating the 'oldest ice' in Antarctica" on BBC News

"Site chosen to drill 'oldest ice'" on BBC News

"Antarctic mission launched with the aim to find the oldest ice" on euronews

"'Oldest ice on Earth' extracted in bid to find climate secrets” on Sky News

“Scientists seek oldest ice on Earth to understand climate change” on Euronews

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"Partez sur les traces de la plus ancienne glace du monde en Antarctique" in Futura Planète

„Um Geheimnisse der Klimageschichte zu lüften, suchen Forscher das älteste Eis der Erde“ in Neue Züricher Zeitung

“In Antartide si prepara il nuovo archivio del clima” in ANSA Scienza&Tecnica

„A la caza del hielo más viejo de la Tierra“ in EL PAIS

„Suche nach dem ältesten Eis der Erde“ in Science ORF

„Forscher wollen 1,5 Millionen Jahre altes Eis finden“ in Spiegel online

„Ältester Eiskern für Klimaforschung gesucht“ im Geenpeace Magazin

"Forscher wollen 1,5 Millionen Jahre alten Eiskern bergen" auf NTV

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