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Lonnie Thompson, a pioneering climate scientist and Ohio State University professor, died Nov. 2 at 78 after a brief illness. With his wife, paleoclimatologist Ellen Mosley-Thompson, he collected ice cores on more than 60 expeditions, documenting long-term climate records and evidence of warming. Their work helped build an Ohio State archive containing 4.5 miles of ice cores from around the world; Thompson is survived by his wife and daughter.
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