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Disappearing Acts: Arctic Ice, Languages, 3D Objects
Published: April 10

Professor Ken Dunton talks about the changing arctic in a video picked up by The Atlantic. See the video and read more major media hits by UT researchers.
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- Jonay Pelluz said on May 10 at 5:46 a.m.
  It is really sad, and what don't have a clue about what it is going to happen and how it will affect to the global life circle. It is crazy to see it on TV and people not reacting to it, we are to use to films that when it is happening in real life, we just look at it like it was normal... sad, really sad
- Fleur said on May 6 at 5:50 p.m.
  @Vishal: It's really a shame! Governments could do a lot more against global warming, but they are just not doing enough against it!
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