by Jean-Louis Étienne · Bayard · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782227494961
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In 1986, Jean-Louis Étienne became the first person to reach the North Pole on foot, solo, pulling his own sled for 63 days in temperatures as low as -52°C. In 1989-90, he crossed Antarctica by dog sled: 6,300 km, a seven-month expedition, and the longest crossing of Antarctica ever achieved. This tireless defender of the planet recounts his extraordinary journeys, his projects to study the Southern Ocean with the Polar Pod, and explains how the polar regions play a vital role for the Earth and its climate.
