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20120411_IMG_4745.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120411_IMG_4754.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120411_IMG_4761.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120411_IMG_4792.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120411_IMG_4832.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120411_IMG_4836.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120413_IMG_5254.jpg The Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_5255.jpg The Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_5257.jpg The Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_5261.jpg The Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_5263.jpg The Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_5266.jpg The Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_5268.jpg The Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_5269.jpg The Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_5274.jpg The Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_5278.jpg The Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_8219.jpg The Atlas mountains from the Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120411_IMG_4752.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120411_IMG_4795.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120411_IMG_4828.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120411_IMG_4833.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120411_IMG_4839.jpg An old snow patch at 10,000 feet on Jebel Serwa in the Anti Atlas mountains of morocco, North Africa. Climate change has led in recent years to a great reduction in winter snow pack, which melts earlier in the Spring leading to acute water shortages in the Berber villages.
 
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20120413_IMG_8221.jpg The Atlas mountains from the Col Du Tichka, at 2260 m, the highest road in Morocco, crosses the Atlas mountains. Snow fall in recent years has decreased and is melting earlier in the Spring, due to climate change. This is leading to increasing water shortages.
 
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20120413_IMG_8236.jpg Snow melt water in a river running from the Atlas mountains in Morocco, North Africa. Climate change is resulting in less winter snow and earlier melt in the Spring, leading to water shortages i many parts of Morocco. In some areas rainfall totals have also reduced by up to 75%.
 
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20120413_IMG_8237.jpg Snow melt water in a river running from the Atlas mountains in Morocco, North Africa. Climate change is resulting in less winter snow and earlier melt in the Spring, leading to water shortages i many parts of Morocco. In some areas rainfall totals have also reduced by up to 75%.
 
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20120404_IMG_7431.jpg On Wednesday 4th April 2012, the heaviest April snowfall in over 30 years fell on many parts of the UK. A week before at the end of March the temperatures had reached a whopping 24 Celcius, but within days had dropped to freezing. This shot shows a Forsythia hedge in flower in Ambleside that had come into bloom by the unseasonal warmth, with a backdrop of snow.
 
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20120330_IMG_3455.jpg Willow trees being grown as biofuel next to the Steven's Croft biofuel power station in Lockerbie, Scotland, UK.
 
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20120330_IMG_3458.jpg Willow trees being grown as biofuel next to the Steven's Croft biofuel power station in Lockerbie, Scotland, UK.
 
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20120330_IMG_3460.jpg Willow trees being grown as biofuel next to the Steven's Croft biofuel power station in Lockerbie, Scotland, UK.
 
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20120330_IMG_3462.jpg Willow trees being grown as biofuel next to the Steven's Croft biofuel power station in Lockerbie, Scotland, UK.
 
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20120330_IMG_3470.jpg Willow trees being grown as biofuel next to the Steven's Croft biofuel power station in Lockerbie, Scotland, UK.
 
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20120330_IMG_3475.jpg Willow trees being grown as biofuel next to the Steven's Croft biofuel power station in Lockerbie, Scotland, UK.
 
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