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American scientists explore Antarctica for oldest-ever ice to help understand climate change - CBS Boston

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American scientists explore Antarctica for oldest-ever ice to help understand climate change - CBS Boston

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American scientists explore Antarctica for oldest-ever ice to help understand climate change They're braving some of the highest, driest, coldest and windiest conditions on the planet, but American scientists in Antarctica believe the effort is worth it.

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