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How do I access information on data received from ice coring?
I read an article that talked about how scientists take samples of ice and they can determine Earth's past global events - weather, volcano eruptions, etc.


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Do a search on the Scientific American website, I recall an article on ice cores a couple of years ago:

www.sciam.com

Vince Calder


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