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“Argentina doesn’t export even a single gram of copper while Chile, which shares the same mountain range with us, exports $20 billion a year,” Milei said Thursday at a business forum in Miami.

Donner Peak could get 12 to 18 inches of snow, and the California Highway Patrol is expected to require motorists to use chains to cross California’s mightiest mountain range.

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The expedition to recover the deepest ice samples ever extracted from the Pamir, one of the world's highest and least-studied mountain ranges, aims to give scientists access to one of the planet's oldest climate archives.

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He ate a big breakfast, did his pre-breathing, pulled on his pressure suit, climbed into his plane, and took off, soaring high above the peaks of the Hindu Kush mountain range.

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With practice, she identified an underwater mountain range, and a sleeping whale, and a piece of driftwood, long before she saw them.

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