Spy Images From Cold War a 'Gold Mine' for Climate Scientists

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Apr 10, 2017, 10:54 am73 pts
The recent declassification of tens of thousands of images from Cold War spy satellites is helping climate scientists compare Siberian terrain between then and now, and they're showing some obvious signs of climate change . It was common practice during the Cold War for the U.S. and Soviet Union to spy on each…

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