Bursting Air Bubbles May Play a Key Role in How Glacier Ice Melts
Glacier ice melts more quickly than its bubble-free counterparts such as sea ice
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New Radar Technique Lets Scientists Probe Invisible Ice Sheet Region
The new technique can be used to investigate glaciers on Earth as well as ice layers on other planets
Shrinking Arctic Glaciers Are Unearthing a New Source of Methane
Research indicates a need to establish the risk of a sudden increase in methane leakage as glaciers continue to melt
Cheap and Effective Monitoring of Glacier Discharge
Using acoustic signals as a cheap, accessible means of monitoring glacier runoff
Researchers Build More Detailed Picture of the Movement of Greenland Ice Sheet
A better understanding of the complexity of glacier movement in Greenland will improve predictive models
Kill Dates for Re-exposed Black Mosses
Previously entombed dead black mosses provide an estimation of past glacier advance
Significant Impacts of Every Temperature Increase on Glaciers
New modeling approach to predicting glacier response to climate change paints a grim picture
New Insights into How Fast-Moving Glaciers May Contribute to Sea Level Rise
Researchers used GPS observations of the flow speed of Helheim Glacier to study glacier flow speed
Glacial Microclimates Mimic Climate Change
Tree rings record microclimate changes as glaciers grow and shrink, giving scientists a new tool
Coastal Glacier Retreat Linked to Climate Change
Researchers have developed a methodology that they think cracks the code to why coastal glaciers are retreating