Subhankar Banerjee, "Caribou Migration I," 2002 (66-68)

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Subhankar Banerjee was born in what Indian city?

Calcutta

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When was Subhankar Banerjee born?

1967

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What did Subhankar Banerjee study in India?

Electrical engineering

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When did Subhankar Banerjee move to the United States?

1990

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Banerjee earned master’s degrees in what two subjects?

Physics and Computer Science

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What university did Banerjee earn his master’s degrees from?

New Mexico State University

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Where was Banerjee’s first job in science?

Los Alamos National Laboratory

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After his job at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, where did Banerjee work?

Boeing Company

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While living in New Mexico, which club did Banerjee join?

Sierra Club

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When did Banerjee visit Churchill in Canada to take pictures of polar bears?

Fall of 2000

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Where did Banerjee travel after cashing out his retirement savings?

Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

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The ANWR is located in which state?

Alaska

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How long did Banerjee live and work at ANWR?

Fourteen months

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When was the ANWR established?

1960

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The ANWR later double in size to comprise nearly _________ acres.

Twenty million

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Which president campaigned on a pro-drilling platform in the early 2000s?

George W. Bush

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Which Alaskan senator attempted to initiate drilling in the ANWR?

Frank Murkowski

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During the early 2000s, Banerjee published a number of photographs in what book?

Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: Seasons of Life and Land

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Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: Seasons of Life and Land caught the attention of curators at what museum?

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

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The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History arranged for an exhibition of Banerjee’s arctic photographs to open in what year?

Spring 2003

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Which senator held up a copy in Banerjee’s book on the floor of the US Senate?

Senator Barbara Boxer

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The amendment to block ANWR drilling passed which what numbers?

52-48

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On August 17, 2020, the Department of the Interior officially opened _______ acres of ANWR to the oil and gas industry.

1.5 million

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On January 6, 2021, the federal government sold oil and gas leases in the amount of _______________

$14.4 million

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Which organization almost entirely funded the $14.4 million sold by the government?

Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority

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Which president issued an executive order to place a moratorium on oil and gas extraction in the ANWR?

Joe Biden

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Which photograph has become one of the most iconic images of the continued struggle to ecologically protect the ANWR?

Caribou Migration I

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What type of photograph is Caribou Migration I

Aerial

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What color is the ice in Caribou Migration I

Blueish-Green

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Which Alaskan indigenous population relies on caribou?

Gwich’in

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When were the protections lauded by Gwich’in leaders put in place?

June 2021

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Who said the following statement:
“Our work will not stop until our lands are permanently protected through legislation.”

Chief Dana Tizya-Tramm of the Vuntut Gwichin First Nation