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    8. ice cores Ice cores in areas such as Greenland, Antarctica, and other areas that are cold allows the snow to accumulate over the years and each new layer of snow compress the snow into ice. Though in these ice cores are air bubbles that contains a sample of the atmosphere during that snowfall. This allows climatologist determined how the climate has changed over time and reconstruct the temperatures of the time period and see how carbon dioxide have influenced the earth climate. With the air…

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    Snow Globe Essay

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    Snow globes are made of clear glass, a transparent sphere with a scenic view and a plastic toy inside the globe. The sphere likewise encases the water in the globe; the water fills in as the medium through, where the snow falls. The globe must be shaken to actuate the snow so the white particles can fall gradually to reach the base. When the snowflakes/object falls, it experiences two external forces which are; the gravitational force and the aerodynamic (air resistance) drag of the object,…

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    Ice caps are slowly diminishing around the world because of numerous problems. First of all, when the ice caps thaw seasonally then rebuild, they are no longer rebuilding back, because there is less snowfall and more heat, as shown in Figure C. When ice caps melt, sea levels rise which can disturb the migration pattern of animals, alter ecosystems, and make people move out of their homes because of flooding. it can also threaten many islands and coastal cities. An estimate by NASA is that polar…

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    CLAIM: The Arctic region’s history does not make the front page of news articles or magazines very often. Therefore, many people are not aware of how this once glorious region has a devastating history, especially in the past century. To compare the Arctic’s history from its last, scientists measure the sea ice covering peak around the time of late-March, as well as the nadir in the ice coverage around mid-September. EVIDENCE: in 2018, the final recording of the Arctic ice coverage was “5.59…

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    over the past century has caused temperatures to rise. During the summer, glaciers melt significantly less than previous years and during winter, less snow falls, causing sea levels to rise. Mountain glaciers form in high mountain areas. The largest mountain glaciers are in Arctic Canada, the Andes in South America, the Himalaya in Asia, and Alaska. Valley Glaciers are from the mountains, but slid down valleys. Tidewater glaciers…

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    Glacier Melting Effects

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    Glaciers are defined as a persistent body of extremely dense ice that forms over millions of years in result of very cold temperatures that occurred on Earth during the Ice Age. The formation of Glaciers results when an abundance of snow exceeds its melting and sublimation point over many centuries. However, the introduction of global warming to the Earth is causing an adverse effect on all glaciers around the world, thus riding the world of the essential necessities glaciers have provided us…

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    Columbia Glacier Essay

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    The Columbia Glacier drops down an ice field 3,050 meters above sea level, down the side of the Chugach Mountains, and into Prince William Sound. The glacier is one of the most rapid changing glaciers in the world. The glacier flows directly into the sea. When it was first discovered, the beak of the glacier went down to the northern edge of Heather Island. This island is near Columbia Bay. In 1980, the position of the glacier changed and is still changing today. The beak of the glacier has…

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    8%of the world's water which is really really big amounts of water the only bad thing about that is that it is salt water if it wasn't salt water we could drink it but we can't and 1.76 is the ice glaciers which we can't drink either because it would take years to break down to drink the ice glaciers are really really really big but lots of fish…

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    SIACHEN GLACIER: The highest battlefield in the world, the Siachen Glacier, has witnessed conflict between India and Pakistan for over twenty years. Due to this conflict it had resulted in hundreds of causalities caused mostly by adverse climatic conditions and harsh terrain rather than military skirmishes. The conflict is also putting a lot of financial burden on the national exchequer of both sides.Due to the Sliding down a valley in the Karakoram Range, the glacier is 76 kilometers long and…

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    have had very much experience with Alaska I have to drive there for work almost every day,” Bear Country Alaska’s glaciers Bear country alaska is so cool it has so many cool sights to see such as its glaciers. Alaska's glaciers are so cool if you are out visiting one some day you could see a chunk off ice fall off and into the water and that is a super rare sight. Glaciers are a really big chunk off Ice…

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