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Climate change
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Uploaded: 03/02/22 5:41 PM GMT
Climate change
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Exit Glacier is a glacier derived from the Harding Icefield in the Kenai Mountains of Alaska and one of Kenai Fjords National Park's major attractions. This is close to Seward, Alaska and you can hike up to it or take a 2-mile trail near it.
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::tigger3
03/03/22 12:59 AM GMT
Good angle for this shot, and I'm sure it's alot smaller in size then years before. tigs=^..^=
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An impressive capture, Ted!
I can't judge whether the climate change has also reduced the size of the glacier there, but in Europe (for example in the Swiss Alps) one can clearly see that the climate change isn't a hoax.
I can't judge whether the climate change has also reduced the size of the glacier there, but in Europe (for example in the Swiss Alps) one can clearly see that the climate change isn't a hoax.
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This is an exceptionally cool shot, Ted (not trying to be punish: it just worked out that way ;o), and I'm assuming the same thing happens here as it does in places like Glacier National Park: distances can be deceiving. What looks like wrinkles in the ice are probably very large crevasse. When you title it "Climate Change", Ted, are you saying this glacier is smaller than it used to be? Because within the next ten years, Glacier National Park will likely be named for nothing but a memory. in 1910 the park had over 100 glaciers (albeit smaller than this monster), but today there's only 26 left, and those have lost up to 85% of their mass. Sad.
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