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Scientists fear loss of critical US government satellite data will make it harder to track rapid changes taking place at both poles.
US Department of Defence will stop processing and delivering the data at the end of this month .
National Snow and Ice Data Center maintains a Sea Ice Index used around the world to track in near real-time the extent of sea ice around the globe.
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