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there's a controversy about earth it's a

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there's a controversy about earth it's a
 

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there's a controversy about earth it's a
controversy about a process that may

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controversy about a process that may
 

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controversy about a process that may
affect the quality of life in the United

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affect the quality of life in the United
 

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affect the quality of life in the United
States and in every other nation

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States and in every other nation
 

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States and in every other nation
scientists don't agree on its impact

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scientists don't agree on its impact
 

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scientists don't agree on its impact
because it's evidence is complex

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because it's evidence is complex
 

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because it's evidence is complex
disturbing and filled with conflicting

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disturbing and filled with conflicting
 

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disturbing and filled with conflicting
information that process is called

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information that process is called
 

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information that process is called
global warming your national and

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global warming your national and
 

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global warming your national and
international initiative is needed to

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international initiative is needed to
 

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international initiative is needed to
seek new solutions for ozone depletion

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seek new solutions for ozone depletion
 

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seek new solutions for ozone depletion
in global warming and acid rain and this

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in global warming and acid rain and this
 

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in global warming and acid rain and this
initiative global warming is the phrase

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initiative global warming is the phrase
 

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initiative global warming is the phrase
used to describe the heating up of the

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used to describe the heating up of the
 

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used to describe the heating up of the
Earth's atmosphere why is this an

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Earth's atmosphere why is this an
 

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Earth's atmosphere why is this an
important issue if the atmosphere heats

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important issue if the atmosphere heats
 

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important issue if the atmosphere heats
up by only a few degrees wind rain and

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up by only a few degrees wind rain and
 

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up by only a few degrees wind rain and
heat patterns change damaging vital

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heat patterns change damaging vital
 

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heat patterns change damaging vital
agricultural areas the impact natural

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agricultural areas the impact natural
 

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agricultural areas the impact natural
resources would alter the geopolitical

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resources would alter the geopolitical
 

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resources would alter the geopolitical
assets of the earth would shift a

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assets of the earth would shift a
 

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assets of the earth would shift a
different climate would change the

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different climate would change the
 

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different climate would change the
forestry food and water supply of each

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forestry food and water supply of each
 

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forestry food and water supply of each
nation dr. Anthony del genio from NASA's

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nation dr. Anthony del genio from NASA's
 

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nation dr. Anthony del genio from NASA's
Goddard Institute for Space Studies New

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Goddard Institute for Space Studies New
 

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Goddard Institute for Space Studies New
York by the time we get into the middle

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York by the time we get into the middle
 

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York by the time we get into the middle
of the next century a magnitude of heat

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of the next century a magnitude of heat
 

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of the next century a magnitude of heat
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wave or drought that we might have only
 

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wave or drought that we might have only
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experienced once in the 20th century we
 

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experienced once in the 20th century we
might be experiencing once every 10

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might be experiencing once every 10
 

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might be experiencing once every 10
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years in order to acquire the
 

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years in order to acquire the
information necessary to answer global

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information necessary to answer global
 

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information necessary to answer global
warming issues a number of scientific

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warming issues a number of scientific
 

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warming issues a number of scientific
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instruments are needed including an
 

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instruments are needed including an
imaging instrument called SAR synthetic

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imaging instrument called SAR synthetic
 

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imaging instrument called SAR synthetic
aperture radar SAR as planned as a part

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aperture radar SAR as planned as a part
 

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aperture radar SAR as planned as a part
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of a mission to Planet Earth NASA's
 

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of a mission to Planet Earth NASA's
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series of Earth observing satellites in
 

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series of Earth observing satellites in
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1981 and 1984 dr. Charles elachi and his
 

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1981 and 1984 dr. Charles elachi and his
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colleagues sent an imaging radar into
 

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colleagues sent an imaging radar into
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space
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they received astonishing data the radar
 

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they received astonishing data the radar
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penetrated the dry sands of the Sahara
 

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penetrated the dry sands of the Sahara
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and discovered ancient riverbeds this is
 

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and discovered ancient riverbeds this is
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the most arid region on earth and it
 

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the most arid region on earth and it
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trains once every 40 to 60 years however
 

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trains once every 40 to 60 years however
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when we look at the radar image which is
 

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when we look at the radar image which is
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moving in front of you you see what
 

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moving in front of you you see what
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seemed to be drainage channels and these
 

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seemed to be drainage channels and these
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are the remnant rivers which have dried
 

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are the remnant rivers which have dried
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up because of climatic change at so we
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know that as recent as a time of the
pyramids that region was not as drawing

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pyramids that region was not as drawing
 

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pyramids that region was not as drawing
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as arid as it is at the present time
 

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as arid as it is at the present time
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radar can see through vegetation as well
 

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radar can see through vegetation as well
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as through clouds it's as if we could
 

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as through clouds it's as if we could
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take an x-ray of the inaccessible areas
 

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take an x-ray of the inaccessible areas
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of the earth the belts of rain forests
 

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of the earth the belts of rain forests
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around the earth are critical
 

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around the earth are critical
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storehouses of vegetation and thus
 

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storehouses of vegetation and thus
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carbon some researchers believe that
 

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carbon some researchers believe that
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deforestation is causing significant
 

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deforestation is causing significant
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damage to the Earth's biosphere however
 

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damage to the Earth's biosphere however
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rain forests are difficult to measure
 

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rain forests are difficult to measure
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they are difficult to access and the
 

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they are difficult to access and the
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great bulk of their biomass is hidden by
 

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great bulk of their biomass is hidden by
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their canopy of tall trees dr. Joe bway
 

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their canopy of tall trees dr. Joe bway
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from nasa's jet propulsion laboratory
 

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from nasa's jet propulsion laboratory
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scientists know very well today that
 

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scientists know very well today that
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atmospheric carbon dioxide is increasing
 

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atmospheric carbon dioxide is increasing
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very significantly and we have
 

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very significantly and we have
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successfully been able to map the areal
 

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successfully been able to map the areal
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extent of deforestation we have never
 

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extent of deforestation we have never
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attempted to measure anything about the
 

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attempted to measure anything about the
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forest itself biomass or its water
 

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forest itself biomass or its water
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properties that will disappear when you
 

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properties that will disappear when you
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get into the account view pressure the
 

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get into the account view pressure the
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radar however can penetrate the entire
 

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radar however can penetrate the entire
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biomass of in the lower understory you
 

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biomass of in the lower understory you
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see as you look behind here that there's
 

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see as you look behind here that there's
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quite a bit of action going on below
 

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quite a bit of action going on below
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this canopy raid art may be tuned to
 

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this canopy raid art may be tuned to
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look at different levels of the biomass
 

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look at different levels of the biomass
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thus electronically penetrating tree
 

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thus electronically penetrating tree
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tops that have veiled the rainforests
 

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tops that have veiled the rainforests
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at the other extreme of the earth the
 

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at the other extreme of the earth the
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icy oceans of the planet are powerful
 

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icy oceans of the planet are powerful
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drivers of global climate the exchange
 

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drivers of global climate the exchange
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of heat gases and energy at the polar
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regions is immense essentially all of
 

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regions is immense essentially all of
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the uncertainties in predicting future
 

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the uncertainties in predicting future
climate have to do in one way or another

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climate have to do in one way or another
 

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climate have to do in one way or another
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with the hydrologic cycle anything that
 

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with the hydrologic cycle anything that
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involves water and how it changes phase
 

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involves water and how it changes phase
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and goes from one form to another is
 

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and goes from one form to another is
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something that we need to know
 

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something that we need to know
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desperately to predict future climate
 

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desperately to predict future climate
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and for which we don't have adequate
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data sets right now sea ice is an
 

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data sets right now sea ice is an
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important modifier of the Earth's energy
 

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important modifier of the Earth's energy
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it insulates the warmer ocean below from
 

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it insulates the warmer ocean below from
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the freezing winter atmosphere in cloud
 

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the freezing winter atmosphere in cloud
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free seasons it dramatically increases
 

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free seasons it dramatically increases
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the amount of solar energy reflected
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back to space the heat flux through an
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open area of Arctic Ocean is 100 times
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more than in an ice-covered area we know
 

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more than in an ice-covered area we know
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that the polar masses are laced with
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cracks that expose ocean areas of the
 

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cracks that expose ocean areas of the
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air however there's a problem at the
 

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air however there's a problem at the
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poles how do we monitor an area that is
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obscured with clouds and in darkness for
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six months of the year SAR can
 

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six months of the year SAR can
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during the long polar night period and
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through extensive cloud cover being able
 

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through extensive cloud cover being able
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to get that continuous monitoring and
 

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to get that continuous monitoring and
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