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By Darcy Frey · The New York Times · January 2002
George Divoky's Planet
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"Darcy Frey article on ornithologist George Divoky, who spends each summer on Cooper Island, off Alaska's northern coast, studying rare colony of black guillemots, pigeon-sized seabirds, observing changing climate and trying to warn world about global warming threat; notes scientists know surprisingly little about Arctic, which plays key role in managing earth's climate; photos (L)"

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