December 18th, 2007
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John Moore is studying the Antarctic because of the critical role it plays in moderating the planet’s temperature. Professor Moore says initial findings show that current projections for the polar ice thaw and rising sea levels - made by Nobel Peace laureates the IPCC - are too conservative.
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