1025 - 1033 Global climate changeis causingwidespread glacier retreat
One of the most disruptive effects of climate changeleadsglacier retreat
an impressive series of ‘ ’ past and present ‘ ’ images of glaciers of Mt Kilimanjaro in Kenya , The Greenland and Antarctic ice caps as examples and discusses at length ... global warminghas ... causedglacier retreats
Holocene warmingresultedin glacier retreat
warming conditionsleadto glacier retreat
In addition , the motion of the ice has slowedhas resultedin glacier retreat
British Columbia- Warm temperaturescauseglacier retreat
Warmer winds from changes in atmospheric circulation as well as human - induced climate changecould be causingthe glacier retreat
These results highlight the potential for atmospheric warming and surface meltwaterto triggerglacier retreat
global climate warminghas causedglacier retreat
a limited accumulation areawill ... leadto glacier retreat
And as we know it takes prior warmingto causeglacier retreating
already warming temperatures in Briançon(passive) caused byglacier - retreat
periods of warming within the temperate climatesto triggerthe glacier 's retreat
warming ocean waters around Greenland ’shave contributedto glacier retreat
the past century - long general warming trendcontributedto glacier retreat
the importance of near - surface ocean temperatures in tidewater glacier stability ... deep - ocean warmingcan leadto glacier retreat
related causes , such as increased dust and soot from grazing , farming , and burning of fossil fuels and forestsare ... causingglacier retreat
The " blocking - action " over western Europe 52 which has occurred quite often during recent decades and which has given rise to warm southerly and southwesterly winds over Scandinaviamay well have contributedto glacier retreat
Finally ,was causingglacier retreat
An increase in temperature in the cold glaciated regionswill leadto glacier retreat
glacial lakesresultingfrom glacier retreat
accumulation of meltwaterresultingfrom the glacier retreat
mainly ... a temperature increase and that debris - covered glaciers can retreat at a faster rate than debris - free glaciers , if associated with lakes(passive) is caused ... byglacier retreat
greenhouse - gas emissions triggered by the Industrial Revolutioncontributedto glacier retreat
rising air temperature(passive) may be caused bya glacier retreat
Doing this will allow us to identify possible thresholds in the natural system , such as the loss of sea ice , which once crossedcould causedramatic glacier retreat
The Southward movement of the Antarctic Convergencemight causeglacier retreat
melting at the lower end(passive) is caused byA glacier 's retreat
5344 - 5357 Accelerated mass loss from the Greenland ice sheetleadsto glacier retreat
moderate negative balancescausingglacier retreat
the portionresultingfrom glacier retreat
thus lead to increased snow / ice meltingresultingin glacier retreat
to changes in channel patternleadsto changes in channel pattern
the debuttressing(passive) caused bythe debuttressing
in the formation and growth of lakes dammed by glacial debriscan also resultin the formation and growth of lakes dammed by glacial debris
agricultural practices in terms of decline in the harvested area of corn , potato and wheathas influencedagricultural practices in terms of decline in the harvested area of corn , potato and wheat
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To Mendenhall LakeResultedTo Mendenhall Lake
lake level(passive) caused bylake level
new carbon dioxide store Unbelievable pollution in Chinacreatesnew carbon dioxide store Unbelievable pollution in China
to island formationleadingto island formation
to global sea - level rise with about 0.8 mm per year in 2005 - 2009has contributedto global sea - level rise with about 0.8 mm per year in 2005 - 2009
to global sea level rise by about 0.8 mm per year in 2003–2009contributedto global sea level rise by about 0.8 mm per year in 2003–2009
the lake to keep expandingcausesthe lake to keep expanding
to Rapid Lake ExpansionLeadsto Rapid Lake Expansion
to global sea level rise , ocean acidification , extreme weather events , changes in agricultural productivity , and extinctions of numerous ecosystemsleadingto global sea level rise , ocean acidification , extreme weather events , changes in agricultural productivity , and extinctions of numerous ecosystems
to the formation of lakes retained by fragile moraine damscan leadto the formation of lakes retained by fragile moraine dams
changes in stream flowscan causechanges in stream flows
rise in sea levels Humans are responsible for rising sea levelscan causerise in sea levels Humans are responsible for rising sea levels
from human induced climate change and global warmingresultingfrom human induced climate change and global warming
Canada 's deepest lakeStunning lake(passive) created byCanada 's deepest lakeStunning lake
new salmon habitat in Alaska ... at the Canadian Society of Ecology and Evolution ( CSEE ) conference , held in Guelph ONcreatesnew salmon habitat in Alaska ... at the Canadian Society of Ecology and Evolution ( CSEE ) conference , held in Guelph ON
new salmon habitat in Alaska ... at the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography ( ASLO ) conference , held in Victoria BCcreatesnew salmon habitat in Alaska ... at the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography ( ASLO ) conference , held in Victoria BC
landslides and catastrophic rock fallscauseslandslides and catastrophic rock falls
changes in the flow timing and temperature of some streams and riversto causechanges in the flow timing and temperature of some streams and rivers
environmental changes and creating brand new habitatis ... causingenvironmental changes and creating brand new habitat
Amsler Island Palmer Station AntacticacreatesAmsler Island Palmer Station Antactica
a subsequent decrease in the discharge of cold , silty meltwater into the lakehas causeda subsequent decrease in the discharge of cold , silty meltwater into the lake
from global warming since the close of the Little Ice Age in the 19th and 20th centuriesresultingfrom global warming since the close of the Little Ice Age in the 19th and 20th centuries
to newly unstable slopes that can produce landslidesoften leadsto newly unstable slopes that can produce landslides
to formation and expansion of a large lake much like other glaciers in the regionhas ledto formation and expansion of a large lake much like other glaciers in the region
to an increase in landslides | Department of Geography Home / Glacier retreatcan leadto an increase in landslides | Department of Geography Home / Glacier retreat
extensive changes to glacier - fed biota across marine , freshwater and terrestrial systems worldwidecausesextensive changes to glacier - fed biota across marine , freshwater and terrestrial systems worldwide
in the deposition of ice blocks in the shallow west zone of the lake , where subsequent melting disturbed conformable glaciolacustrine depositsresultedin the deposition of ice blocks in the shallow west zone of the lake , where subsequent melting disturbed conformable glaciolacustrine deposits
not only to the loss of a major element of the landscape , but also to a decline in the water reserves bound in the iceleadsnot only to the loss of a major element of the landscape , but also to a decline in the water reserves bound in the ice
to lake outburst floods , debris flows , rock fall and avalanches , and reduced water availability for mountain and downstream populationshas ledto lake outburst floods , debris flows , rock fall and avalanches , and reduced water availability for mountain and downstream populations
in higher stream temperatures ... possibly transient increases in suspended sediment fluxes and concentrations , and changes in water chemistrywill resultin higher stream temperatures ... possibly transient increases in suspended sediment fluxes and concentrations , and changes in water chemistry
to decreased water availability , less attractive scenery to attract tourists , increased glacial lake flooding and an unreliable traditional agricultural calendarcould leadto decreased water availability , less attractive scenery to attract tourists , increased glacial lake flooding and an unreliable traditional agricultural calendar
to an increased influx of glacier meltwater which entails hydrological changes in coastal waters , increasing sediment input and ice - scouring impact regimeleadingto an increased influx of glacier meltwater which entails hydrological changes in coastal waters , increasing sediment input and ice - scouring impact regime
through changes at the marine boundary , or at the glacier surface , a nonlinear response unfolds due to variations in the fjord geometry with a complexity given by the bed topography and the trough widthis triggeredthrough changes at the marine boundary , or at the glacier surface , a nonlinear response unfolds due to variations in the fjord geometry with a complexity given by the bed topography and the trough width
striking changes in the landscape , which has affected living conditions and local tourism in many mountain regions around the world ( Watson and Haeberli , 2004 ; Molg et al . , 2005causesstriking changes in the landscape , which has affected living conditions and local tourism in many mountain regions around the world ( Watson and Haeberli , 2004 ; Molg et al . , 2005