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Fly with Scientists Seeking Climate Data in Alaska's Gates of the Arctic National Park
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In Alaska, physical scientists Pam Sousanes and Ken Hill visit remote climate monitoring stations via helicopter in Gates of the Arctic National Park.Aug. 1, 2016
