The faces of climate chage: National Geographic photographer, Paul Nicklin, on TED
Paul Nicklin shows off some of his impressive body of work, the unique challenges he faces and why he is obsessed by telling stories from the poles.
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Lake Huron sunsets: a nice job perk.
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