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Hi, I'm Peter Lenz, geographer based in New York City. I use GIS, Machine Learning, Big Data, and a lot of creativity to tell stories about, and using, data.
 

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  • League of Women Voters, et al. v. the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, et al. – 159 MM 2017 – Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania
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Home What I'm reading The Cornish beaches where Lego keeps washing up

The Cornish beaches where Lego keeps washing up

A container filled with Lego fell into the sea in 1997. The pieces are still turning up today.

Source: The Cornish beaches where Lego keeps washing up – BBC News

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