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'GReat’ New Development from 'Snow on Ice’

Expanded research on Greenland Ice Sheet Stability, Quantifying Rates of Change – Holocene to future

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  • About
    • Personnel
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  • Project Research
    • Middle Holocene Ice Margin
      • Locked in the Lake
      • Hidden Under Ice
      • Archived in Bedrock: Surface Exposure Dating
    • Past Precipitation
    • Modeling the Future
  • For Educators
  • Resources
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Campsite Lake Rosea on Western Greenland 2018; Snow on Ice
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Inverting for Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Mass Balance in an ice dynamics model; Snow On Ice
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Coring Proglacial Lake, Western Greenland; Snow On Ice
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Greenland Ice Sheet Retreat Model; Snow On Ice project
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Meltwater drainage from the ice sheet need Kangerlussuaq Greenland; Snow On Ice
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University at Buffalo students collecting sediment cores in western Greenland: Snow On Ice
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Transfering the core back to camp; Snow On Ice
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Moving the Coring Platform into Position Western Greenland: Snow On Ice
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Coring subglacial lake on the western perimeter of the Greenland Ice Sheet; Snow On Ice
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Returning with a core from a subglacial lake on western Greenland; Snow On Ice
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Piston core retrieval from subglacial lake on western Greenland; Snow On Ice
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Moving into position to core western Greenland proglacial lake; Snow on Ice
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Putting out the anchors for sediment coring proglacial lake western Greenland; Snow On Ice
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