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By Richard HodgkinsBefore the end of this century, most of the Arctic will for the first time receive more rain t
stanley cup han snow across a whole year. Thats one of the key findings of a new study on precipitation in the Arctic which has major implications 鈥?not just for the polar region, but for the whole world.While a reduction in frozen ocean surface is one of the most widely recognised impacts of Arctic warming, it has also long been anticipated that a warmer Arctic will be a wetter one too, with more intense cycling of water between land, atmosphere and ocean. The shift from a frozen region towards a warmer, wetter Arctic is driven by the capacity of a warmer atmosphere to hold more moisture, by increased rates of evaporation from ice-free oce
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LIBERTY, Maine 鈥?The exhibit starts beside a rack of Dum Dum Pops in Peaveys General Store in Liberty, and it continues along the tops of bookshelves in the town library. The sculptures have infiltrated the post office, town hall, Johns Ice Cream, the K-12 school and shops along Main Street. Paper replicas of treasured possessions of Liberty residents are on display under glass cubes all around town for the interactive exhibit The Dearly Kept by Liberty artist Martha Piscuskas. Its just really potent, the energy of these objects, Piscuskas said as she waited in the fog for Liberty shop owners to hang up their open signs on Wednesday morning.Though its usually rude to dial a cell phone while viewing artwork, this particular exhibit is enriched by the use of a phone. The untitled sculptures are accompanied by a number, and if viewers call 228-0301 and type in the number, theyll hear the owner of the original object describe why they keep the object and what it represents t
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