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Maps
Posted by Kate Sands Adams on August 24th, 2010
My IRC colleague Sarah Long just shared this link to an article from Wired Science, saying: “Scroll down to see the map of the Pakistan flood region overlaid on a map of the US. Floods don't have political or religious affiliations, and this thing is the size of the US eastern seaboard.” more »
Posted in Pakistan Floods, Pakistan | Tags: Pakistan flooding, maps, what we're reading | 0 Comments
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