It is proper to refer to the high latitude lands of the Arctic and Antarctic as "cold deserts."

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The term "cold desert" refers to an area that is dry and receives little precipitation, which is suitable for describing the high latitude lands of the Arctic and Antarctic that have low annual precipitation rates, and limited vegetation growth. Additionally, these regions experience low temperatures all year round, making it appropriate to describe them as cold.

It Is Proper to Refer to the High Latitude Lands