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Press Release 12-030
Scientists Unlock Record of Ecosystem Changes Frozen in World's Glaciers
History of influence of industrial revolution hidden in glacial ice
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Ice wall in Mendenhall Glacier, Alaska, contains frozen clues to environmental change.
Credit: Aron Stubbins, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography |
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Torrent of ice-water from Mendenhall Glacier carries organic matter to the Gulf of Alaska.
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Researcher Eran Hood ferries sample-laden scientists from Mendenhall Glacier to a lab.
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Scientist Robert Spencer looks down on Mendenhall Glacier from a helicopter.
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Glacier river flows into the Gulf of Alaska, carrying material that feeds the marine food web.
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What goes around comes around: glaciers flow into the sea, which washes onto the land.
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