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Swedish architecture and design firm Claesson Koivisto Rune has created Abisko, a collection of gently rounded seating for True Design.

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Adventure Photography Tips for Better Visual Storytelling Men's Journal 1 hr ago Men's Journal editors © Mattias Fredriksson Hanna Ovin skiing powder near Kebnekaise in Swedish Lapland, Sweden. Of all the photos from all the years, Fredriksson picked this one from his home country, Sweden, because of the moment it represents and the backstory of the image. Travel came to a screeching halt last spring. Around the world, globetrotters were grounded in favor of public health. Photography became a transport portal for many over the last 15 months. Images from far-off locales ...

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Terrifying Study Finds Melting Permafrost Could Unleash Way More Carbon Than We Thought 11 FEBRUARY 2021 Trapped within the Arctic permafrost there's a whole lot of carbon - potentially up to four times more carbon than the combined amount of CO2 modern humans have emitted. It's one of the reasons scientists are so worried about the Arctic melting - as the ice goes, this carbon will be released. But now a new study has shown that a melting Arctic may actually unleash far more carbon than even our worst-case models have predicted.   This is because hungry microbes, hiding in the Arctic soi...