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Australian scientists set sail for Antarctica for vital research on fast melting glaciers

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Sixty Australian scientists will travel to Antarctica for vital research on one of the continent's fastest melting glaciers. They'll spend two months analaysing the region of the Denman Glacier. It's hoped their findings will help solve some of the world's most critical climate questions.
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