Chris Turney, leader of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, responded to critics in the Observer, stating "This wasn't a tourist trip.
The UK, following the US lead, may find itself increasingly embroiled in long, unpopular and costly military expeditions responding to myriad climate emergencies while simultaneously attempting to secure fast-diminishing resources.
A number of reports claim that schools are responding favorably to Expedition, with some students expressing that implementing VR would be a "step up for education" or that they would be interested in visiting these virtual places in real life.
The Republican bill, known as the Furthering Asbestos Claim Transparency Act (FACT) of 2013, would allow asbestos companies to demand information from the trusts for virtually any reason, forcing the trusts to devote limited resources to responding to fishing expeditions that will slow the process of paying claims.
Responding to Pope Urban II's call in November 1095 for a holy expedition to the East, he was appointed papal legate of the Crusade.
Within minutes, Ray Cordi, a paramedic supervisor at Empress Ambulance Service, had arrived in his specially equipped Ford Expedition, responding to a 911 call.
New York authorities responded by ordering an expedition that destroyed Brant's forward operating bases in Iroquois territory.
The council responded by organizing a large-scale expedition to recover the munitions.
In 1823 Burmese forces again crossed the frontier; and the British responded in force, with a large seaborne expedition that took Rangoon (1824) without a fight.
I am back ashore after an unusual expedition that brought scientists and artists to witness and respond to beach trash on the shores of southern Alaska.
Eye witness accounts suggest that expedition leader Professor Chris Turney of the University of New South Wales appeared not to respond to requests from his co-leader, Greg Mortimer, for the passengers on the ice to return to the ship.
