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94Alpine Glaciers
Glaciers are a defining element of high Alpine environments. Their beauty has attracted visitors from outside of the Alps early in the 19th century. Although often characterised as eternal the alpine glaciers have been retreating constantly for decades.
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9310 Reasons to Backpack in Argentina
A list of 10 reasons why Argentina is a great country to backpack around.
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90Top 5 Fun & Interesting Places to Visit in Argentina
Argentina is an unforgettable destination. It has something to offer everyone in your family. From great resorts to magnificent natural wonders come and see what you have been missing.
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91Glacier Express Train to Tasch, Zermatt and Matterhorn in Switzerland with Pictures
Such awesome scenery in this part of the world! We were lucky...the day we got close to the Matterhorn the weather was crystal clear and the views were spectacular! Photos and videos.
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89Types Of Erosion
Erosion is a natural geological process in which the breakdown of rocks under sea and on land occurs due to natural forces. Erosion is a complex and a highly important natural phenomenon. It is due to erosion that the earth has shaped it self over...
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90Antarctica Facts
The word Antarctica is taken from the Greek word 'Antarktik' which means opposite to the North. Antarctica is the only continent in the world which doesn't have permanent residents but scientists and researchers do visit and dwell this place for...
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88Is Global Warming Real? Evidence: Disappearing Glaciers
There is no question that glaciers are in decline worldwide. But glaciers are more than just an indicator of a warming world. The current retreat of glaciers gives us insight into past climate conditions, and a host of clues that the current warming is faster and warmer than anything in the past few thousand years.
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87When Did Global Warming Stop?
We often hear claims that "global warming stopped" in such and such a year. What basis is there for these claims, and who is making them?
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84Gwynn Dyer's "Climate Wars": A Summary Review
An enhanced-content review of Gwynne Dyer's "Climate Wars" (2010.) Climate change is of deep concern to national security professionals the world over. Find out what they are worrying about.
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87Worldbuilding: Geography
The late David Eddings, a New York Times bestseller of epic fantasy, once told a story of the day he scrawled a random continent on a bit of brown paper, divided it into little countries, began developing the cultures that lived in each one, and...
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