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[Rerun] Global evaluation of the Earth

By Henrik Prætorius 18.06.21

With decades of data from satellites, it has become possible to cut through discussions about nature, climate and the environment.

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a satellite image of the Sahara desert

[Rerun] Global evaluation of the Earth

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