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NASA to Launch Carbon Dioxide-Sniffing Spacecraft
NASA is making final preparations for next month's launch of a spacecraft that will provide scientists with a better understanding of what's driving Earth's changing climate, specifically looking at carbon dioxide (CO2).
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