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International stations or international research?

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 May 2004

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There has been much adverse comment over recent years, especially by those with little practical Antarctic knowledge, of the apparent need to establish a national Antarctic station in order to gain Consultative Status at Treaty Meetings. Why, cry all these querulous voices, can't you co-operate more effectively, stop establishing new national stations and share your stations? Why are there not international rather than national stations in the Antarctic — surely that should be the aim of the Treaty Parties?

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© Antarctic Science Ltd 1994