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Geomorphological map of the Tulutsa glacier and rock glaciers in the Mount Saint Helens crater

New Data on Earth’s Youngest Glacier Reveals a Healthy Fellow, while Earth’s Ice Elsewhere is Losing its Battle Against Global Warming

No one in the world has seen a glacier grow from virtually the very first snowflake. The 25-year-old Tulutsa Glacier is the fastest growing new …

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An Umpteenth Wretched Year for Glaciers in the Alps, while a lot of Residual Winter Snow still Covered a few alpine sectors in early October

Although summer 2021 was extremely hot in the South East Alps with a value that ranks ninth among the hottest summers of the last 170 …

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Increasing Extreme Snowfalls in Future Winters in the Alps? It Seems so According to Few Glaciers of the Southeastern Alps Challenging Global Warming with Several Years of Positive Mass Balance

Among the possible causes of winters with extreme snow amount at high altitudes in few sectors of the Southern Alps, there are Arctic Amplification and …

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The Youngest Glacier on Earth is on the US West Coast, is 25 years old, and keeps growing while the vast majority of ice masses elsewhere are rapidly receding

Anybody in the world has seen a glacier grow from almost the very first snowflake. This is the fastest new glacier growing for the continental …

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