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Climate Change and Lake Superior

University of Minnesota Duluth. Motion and Media Across Disciplines Lab
2019-04-09

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Climate Change and Lake Superior

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2019-04-09

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Mark and Katya Gordon and their children take students sailing around Lake Superior to raise awareness about climate change and Lake Superior.

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Staff at the Motion and Media Across Disciplines Lab produced this video as part of the "Responding to Climate: Expressing Ourselves Through Conversation, Story, and Art" grant project.

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University of Minnesota Duluth. Motion and Media Across Disciplines Lab. (2019). Climate Change and Lake Superior. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/262278.

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