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By gregladen on April 29, 2017.

https://twitter.com/Peoples_Climate/status/858366705105547265

https://twitter.com/PeterGleick/status/858380761786978304

https://twitter.com/USseriously/status/858380252749475840

https://twitter.com/HighTechAztec/status/858372516552822784

https://twitter.com/NRDC/status/858324745716215810

https://twitter.com/350/status/858314513845821440

https://twitter.com/tinselkorey/status/858380392214142977

https://twitter.com/WECAN_INTL/status/858307511551766532

https://twitter.com/fastlerner/status/858374486671994880

https://twitter.com/SierraClub/status/858382306737827840

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Call me in for these very necessary Marches.

Here is one other aspect of the Antarctic, which may lead to an increase of worries: Antarctica has a network of meltwater rivers that is much larger than previously thought.

http://www.csmonitor.com/Environment/2017/0424/Antarctica-has-a-network…

Kind regards, Laren NH, Monday 1st., May 2017, 11:12 PM DT.

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