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Defense Firm's Global Warming Solution: More Drones 
Wired News | by Nathan Hodge | Fri, Mar 13
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Specifically, Burke called for using more pilotless aircraft in Earth observation missions. The latest unmanned aerial vehicles, he argued, can offer wider coverage than geosynchronous or polar-orbiting satellites, and they can be customized to carry payloads that monitor climat...
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