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Flight Over Earth's 'East' Pole

Analysis by Larry O'Hanlon
Thu Nov 12, 2009 09:51 PM ET
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Tibet-278x225The glacier-shrouded mountains of the Tibetan Plateau are sometimes called the Earth's Third Pole. This is because, as reported today by NASA's Earth Observatory, it ranks 3rd -- right after the Antarctic and the Arctic -- for ice content. It's a rough, remote part of the world, but its water serves millions. Here's a sweet little movie that'll give you an angel-eye view of this region.

Tags: Climate Change, Geology, Global Warming, Water

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