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How an art project works to bring Arctic climate change to a global audience

Photographers and videographers of the Arctic Arts Project bring scientific research to life by capturing compelling images of a changing North.

By Melody Schreiber October 25, 2019
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Scientists have been studying climate change in the Arctic for decades, and countless studies have quantified the wide-ranging effects of changes in the region upon the globe.

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