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In the northern hemisphere, the winter of 2010 was notable for its unpredictability and extreme conditions. From East Coast blizzards to a devastating cold snap in Florida, cities struggled to to keep pace and entire ecosystems hovered on the brink of collapse.

Now, as winter wears on in the Southern Hemisphere, Bolivia is reeling from uncharacteristically cold weat… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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