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Research & Development

March 11, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: Navy, Coast Guard Must Prepare for Climate Change

The Navy and Coast Guard need to prepare for more missions in the Arctic, and plan for potential damage to bases from rising sea levels, as… By Randolph E. Schmid (news.yahoo) [mappress] Source: news.yahoo,March 11, 2011;

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The Navy and Coast Guard need to prepare for more missions in the Arctic, and plan for potential damage to bases from rising sea levels, as…

By Randolph E. Schmid ( news.yahoo )

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Source: news.yahoo,March 11, 2011;

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