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Arctic Hasn't Been This Warm in 120,000 Years, Study Suggests
The last century marked a period of unprecedented warmth for the Arctic, according to a new study. The report is the first direct evidence the Eastern Canadian Arctic is warmer now than it was during the Early Holocene, when roughly 9 percent more energy from the Sun reached the Northern Hemisphere.
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