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1. Present status of Arctic Climate 2. What does dirty snow look like? 3. Where do dust and soot snowpack impurities come from? 4. How can impurities change polar climate? 5. What does the future hold for alpine and polar snowpacks? Figure 2: Photo unavailable for public viewing due to copyright res...

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