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Higher Education and Economic Growth,ora borealis in the north polar region—may interrupt radio wave transmissions, ionospheric stations established in Greenland to monitor and forecast these disturbances became very important during World War II, and continued to boost their importance during the Cold War. Knudsen argues that the US m

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Exploring Greenland978-1-137-59688-8Series ISSN 2730-972X Series E-ISSN 2730-9738