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Every year for the Global Earth Exchange, this polar scientist and one of her colleagues send a photograph from the extreme northern and southern regions of the world—where they see the effects of global warming firsthand. (Photo by Steve Morello)
Every year for the Global Earth Exchange, this polar scientist and one of her colleagues send a photograph from the extreme northern and southern regions of the world—where they see the effects of global warming firsthand. (Photo by Steve Morello)
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